Hrm. I seem to have run out of things to talk about. I only have my dreams this morning left.
I was in bed, and a boy came to outside my room. I don't remember very clearly, but either he was sick, or I was the one sick, but I chatted with him for a couple of sentences. He walked away, turned the corner, and I remember getting the distinct feeling that he disappeared. My mom came, and I asked her, "Is she real?" She gave me the kind of look, the worried, sad look. I felt like John Nash. I was so perturbed. I was seeing things, hallucinating vividly. I don't know if that was considered a nightmare, but it definitely bothers me. I remember making a conscious effort to remember it, which is pretty rare for a dream.
Second one was a much simpler one, but in many ways more meaningful then the other. I was reading the Bible, and came across a block of verses, maybe...6-9 lines long. Small pocket bible, lower right hand side of the page. I was very excited by the verse; my spirit was stirred very acutely. I don't however remember the contents or even the context of the verse though. Even now as I type this while I wait for my visitation leader, I'm just sitting still, letting the remnants, the mere shadow of what was passing through me. Electrifying. Visions of what is to come? What about the above then?
Perhaps I should not put too much weight into my dreams. After all, I have a history of disturbing dreams, depraved in some ways, even. Lust, death, such themes have had fallen into my dream factory raw and dripping, ready to be churned out as polished nightmares, poignant in delivery, shocking in content. Yet, I can say proudly, none of them have happened, or will, indeed, ever happen. Maybe one. Just one. A special one that I still remember. Just that one. The rest are dead and buried, artefacts of a broken-down mind in a broken-down world.
That's it. I really don't have anything else to say. Nothing else that really comes to mind. Everything but the skeletons in my closet that...I'm not ready to share. Some things aren't meant to be shared, I guess. “Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he hears you, you have gained your brother." Matt 18:15. My brother, and I will know. And God, hehe.
Tired. Typed it out just now during the wait, at home now. Tired.
I was in bed, and a boy came to outside my room. I don't remember very clearly, but either he was sick, or I was the one sick, but I chatted with him for a couple of sentences. He walked away, turned the corner, and I remember getting the distinct feeling that he disappeared. My mom came, and I asked her, "Is she real?" She gave me the kind of look, the worried, sad look. I felt like John Nash. I was so perturbed. I was seeing things, hallucinating vividly. I don't know if that was considered a nightmare, but it definitely bothers me. I remember making a conscious effort to remember it, which is pretty rare for a dream.
Second one was a much simpler one, but in many ways more meaningful then the other. I was reading the Bible, and came across a block of verses, maybe...6-9 lines long. Small pocket bible, lower right hand side of the page. I was very excited by the verse; my spirit was stirred very acutely. I don't however remember the contents or even the context of the verse though. Even now as I type this while I wait for my visitation leader, I'm just sitting still, letting the remnants, the mere shadow of what was passing through me. Electrifying. Visions of what is to come? What about the above then?
Perhaps I should not put too much weight into my dreams. After all, I have a history of disturbing dreams, depraved in some ways, even. Lust, death, such themes have had fallen into my dream factory raw and dripping, ready to be churned out as polished nightmares, poignant in delivery, shocking in content. Yet, I can say proudly, none of them have happened, or will, indeed, ever happen. Maybe one. Just one. A special one that I still remember. Just that one. The rest are dead and buried, artefacts of a broken-down mind in a broken-down world.
That's it. I really don't have anything else to say. Nothing else that really comes to mind. Everything but the skeletons in my closet that...I'm not ready to share. Some things aren't meant to be shared, I guess. “Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he hears you, you have gained your brother." Matt 18:15. My brother, and I will know. And God, hehe.
Tired. Typed it out just now during the wait, at home now. Tired.