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|    Richard Silk to All    |
|    2024/01/27 Saturday: *Perfect* Landing!    |
|    27 Jan 24 17:14:26    |
      From: dicksilk@gmail.com              I realize this is "late" and as such, a LOT of detail has "evaporated," but       the dream from this morning was *so* wonderful that I wanted to share it, even       as late as it is....              The dreamer was in a sort of "outdoors" location, *as if* in a somewhat       suburban, somewhat field-type area, *as if* out hunting, or at least observing       wildlife tracks (such as rabbit tracks, possibly deer tracks) in the wet earth       (as if a soggy ground        had very little grass and was mostly dirt-turned-clay or mud) and while there       was *some* minor activity involved with that scenario (clarity 8-) it utterly       *pales* in comparison to the next scene:              The dreamer is for some reason "flying" through the sky: no craft, no sail       device, no 'chute, nada— just the dreamer, "flying" as if that's simply what       humans do— no wings flapping, no powered devices, nothing: just flight,       perhaps "purely mental,"        but just flight, nonetheless.              The direction of travel was *basically* west to east (right to left) when       *something* catches the mind of the dreamer/flyer, likely the simple       observation / lucid clarity of "Hey, I'm flying!" at which point the dreamer       has some need to "land" for some        reason (and if it was clear in the dream, whatever reason there may have been       at the time of the dream was already evaporated / gone by the time I awoke,       around 4:30 AM-ish.)              So while flying (west to east) the dreamer executes a *wide* arc half-circle       downward, essentially landing facing west, although possibly south,       regardless, it was a graceful, *perfect* downward spiral arc from altitude to       landing. In other words, it        was like a "C-curl," *rather* than a downward corkscrew, or *other* than a       direct descent as one would in a helicopter, and *other* than a linear landing       as one would make with a fixed-wing aircraft (like a plane.)              IF you wanted to use clock terms, the dreamer was "flying" at around, say, 500       ft altitude at the 12 o'clock position, curving in an arc downward (to around       250' at the 9 o'clock position) to the landing point (at 0' altitude, 6       o'clock position.)              I *suppose* a bird could make such a graceful arc-to-landing. It is       *feasible* that someone could easily do such using one of those        lider-parachutes or gliding wing contraptions. Still, there was *no* such       mechanical assistance in this dream        whatsoever: the dreamer simply "flew down" in a graceful arc, and landed.              I'm telling you, this was the most beautiful "landing" I've ever experienced       in a dream. Ever. (To date.)              There *was,* however, *someone else* in the dream with whom the dreamer was       having a *brief* discussion, so *if* you happen to understand "quantum       realities" (like a "here & now form of you" can meet a "there-and-other" form       of yourself) then that's a        bit like what this encounter was like: the dreamer was discussing the joy of       flight with another person who'd also been flying (perhaps at a slightly lower       altitude than the original altitude of the dreamer) and landed near the same       point (close enough        to have a chat, at any rate.)              The dreamer was saying *something* along the lines of: "Do you ever wonder       what other folk must be thinking when they *see* someone else simply 'flying'       without any type of aid?"              I'm fairly certain the dream / event ended there. Clarity 11 (from the flying       / landing) to 9- (for the discussion with the other person.)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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