Never forget.
I was
reading on FB about a lady that had predicted the September 11 events. And other predictions that she made before
her death. It was pretty scary.
I
wanted to share a dream I had the week before the bombing of the twin towers.
September
8, 2001
I had
a most disturbing dream. I dreamed I was
at a party and Kim Clark and I wandered outside. There was a beautiful garden and I noticed
that there were fish swimming in the air around the garden bed and I thought
what a beautiful thing to be in a garden.
I hear airplanes overhead and I looked up. Airplanes were crossing over the sky and
crashing. They just kept on and on until
there was a pile of wreckage.
Kim
decided to go back to the party and I told her not to go. I was afraid.
I looked up and there was a skyscraper and I screamed, “it is going to
fall. The building is going to
fall.” I rushed inside to warn my
friends.
When I
awoke I told Rick of my dream.
This
happened the Saturday before September 11.
When I called Rick that day he said to me, “nice dream!”
The photo is my friend Kim Clark who died at age 39 from cancer. I miss her so much.
I've had dreams that proved to be eerily accurate more than once, almost all linked to a disaster in someone's life. Because they are related to specific individuals, I won't describe them here. The problem is a) knowing they mean something, and aren't just random neurons firing, and then b) knowing what to do about it.
ReplyDeleteAbout six years ago, I had a very clear dream that I did not follow up on as much as I should have, because I felt stupid going to this person and saying, "Hey, I had this dream...." But considering what happened afterwards, I wish I had done more. So now I try hard to act on these, no matter how stupid I feel. I figure, feeling stupid now is nothing compared to feeling regret later.