On Monday, January 23, 2023 at 10:10:04 AM UTC-7, dick...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Saturday, January 21, 2023 at 9:32:30 AM UTC-6, sandy$ wrote:    
   > > Scene opens when a mans says loudly "time to get up". My head comes out   
   from under the covers. Two oriental men are bringing in a cart of tall   
   porcelain jars with lids. Must be at least 6 or 8 jars. The jar in the   
   [middle] is embossed with a complete    
   fish as I can see the scales and the lid is the head. The other jars are plain   
   white. Scene jumps.    
   >    
   > I get the impression that the upright position of the jar with the lid as   
   the head means the jar would be akin to a fish standing upright on its tail. I   
   really don't remember why, but I keep thinking of you as having something to   
   do with pottery or    
   earthenware at some point in your past. I'm wondering if you either possess or   
   could develop the skill to craft such a fish jar. Again, a possible source of   
   income. (You seem to be *full* of possibilities!! Do you have any children?   
   For some reason, I    
   never can seem to remember anything about your personal life, other than you   
   live in Idaho / the potato state. Then again, it's often best (for a female)   
   to NOT reveal personal information online.)   
   > > Now I find myself with three oriental women and they are talking about a   
   couple of their friends, so I say, "Why don't you invite them for a visit?"   
   > This *may* be "way out there" but something you may need to be aware of, and   
   that's the "corrupting effect" that China is having upon the United States as   
   a whole. Trump was *very* aware of this problem (for some reason) and made an   
   effort to help the    
   USA (as a whole) to identify the very real impact of China within and upon the   
   United States.    
   >    
   > Now, in Tennessee, there's *very little* Chinese influence (at least, not at   
   an "obvious" level) although online purchases *mainly* feed Chinese "roots" /   
   pockets (and mouths.)    
   >    
   > As for me, personally, I tend to follow Jesus and His advice: "Love thine   
   enemies" in Matthew 5:44, aka [1❤️0].    
   >    
   > The reason I bring this up is because I seem to have some impression that   
   you've had oriental-oriented type dreams before. And although the European   
   perspective is that China is in the "far east" I tend to view it as the   
   "distant west." The distance    
   from Tennessee to China is *roughly* 6,993 miles (traveling westward.)   
   Meanwhile, the circumference of the Earth is ~24,859.734 miles, so from TN to   
   China "eastward" would be around 24859-6993= ~17866 miles (traveling   
   eastward.) At any rate, the "Left" (   
   based mostly in California) seem to have closer affiliations with China   
   (~6,753 miles, almost due west over just one ocean) than Europe (in various   
   directions eastward, over land AND ocean, and incurring significant jet lag.)   
   > > They act like I have said something horrible.   
   > While "languages" *almost always* translate as "direct (clear) thought" in   
   dreams (everyone "dreams" in their own language, except demonic language is   
   nearly always indecipherable) I *suspect* the idea you presented, of asking   
   them over for a visit,    
   likely has something to do with the "underlying current" of freedom of speech,   
   freedom of travel, freedom of choice, and especially, freedom of the   
   independent, female mind. I *suspect* that may be what was perceived as   
   "something horrible" in their    
   reaction.   
   > > I then notice one of the women has a pair of white pants with a small   
   ribbon design on them. One of the women has needle and thread and is in the   
   process of stitching on the outline of the ribbon. I wake up just then.    
   > > Sandy$   
   > Assuming she's holding the pair of pants rather than wearing them? All I got   
   from that last bit is something to do with the development and practice of   
   "the female art" of stitching / embroidery, and to understand whatever *that*   
   may have meant, it    
   would greatly behoove the individual to ask the artist.   
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   Hello Dick,   
   You are right about the porcelain jar as the tail was at the bottom and the   
   top lid was the head. There is something ancient about the fish symbol from   
   like the beginning of life here on earth.      Years ago I had a Ceramic and   
   Porcelain business.   The    
   oriental women may not of been Chinese  but Asian from some country, even   
   Japan.    The oriental woman was not wearing the pants but holding them while   
   another lady with needle and thread was outlining the ribbon design.   
      
                                                                                    
   Sandy$   
      
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