Wednesday, February 15, 2012

I just dreamt this

An enormous machine. It makes either your mind or your voice immensely powerful. When I was using it, my voice did have that thundering quality, but it may have been a cinematic effect.  I'm fairly certain the machine was evil. There were at least two women: one a matron, one a maid (who knows, left long enough, I may have encountered a crone).  The machine was in what appeared to be a large cave that had been altered somewhat.  The user strapped himself in at the head, hands, and feet to a giant disk that stood just off of being upright.  The headpiece included a spike: I'm not sure if it pierced the head or not.  It was a five-sided pyramid, the triangular sides of which were equilateral.  I'm fairly certain it's function involved dark magic: there was a narrator going on about God and the Devil.  At one point he said that God should be thankful to the Devil for sending him so many souls to judge.
I strapped into the device three times, but I only remember the third one.  The matron, who had power like that of the machine, and I were squaring off, trying to destroy each other. I remember that the more descriptive I was, the more she was hurt, and vice versa, her to me.  Ultimately, I turned her to dust.  Then, later, I was holding a box with a spike like that of the machine, otherwise the size of a handheld tape recorder. For some reason, there was a fox on the dinner table, eating our food.  I spoke into the device and offered it a choice to die. The fox then died.

I've done a rubbish job of explaining it.  Oh well.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

With Eyes Closed, I Saw

This, I saw yesterday while lying in bed, fully awake but with my eyes closed.


It was like a silent film on 8mm. There was flickering, panning, other images. My wife and I were there. Some of our current kids were there, in one shot or another. But the focus was a little girl with darker hair. I think it was our unborn daughter...

Nothing significant happened. We sat on a couch together. She was laughing. All I really knew is that I loved this little girl. It fills me with a sense of peace to think of it. As if, seeing this, I know that we will be okay.