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Dream Interpretation / House off the cliff
« on: August 18, 2015, 10:03:38 PM »
There was a gathering at my new house; multiple levels spanning from low level forest with towering trees to floors with heights in the clouds.
As the guests were arriving, an old woman drove up looking for a place to park. I was concerned with her abilities and suggested an easily maneuverable spot, but she took off recklessly driving back up the driveway hanging out of the car and screeching around the other arriving cars.
I took off running up through the vast structure to the top level, out glass front doors and toward my old house near the top of the driveway. Being on higher ground, I jumped almost across to the roof of the old flat structure to see if I could locate the old woman.
From the precipice of roof I could for miles across oceans, mountains, valleys and great cities. There was no fear as the house was either being pulled or pushed toward the edge of the cliff. Crouched on my hands and knees upon that roof, I was observing and questioning calmly as the building suddenly dropped off.
I felt panic for a moment and knew this was the end. The old reckless woman had pushed my old house right over the edge. My stomach lurched like a roller coaster dive, but my acceptance was almost instant. I raised my arms in surrender to the long fall and as the house moved away from me, for a fleeting second before I awoke, I could see the Entire World.
As the guests were arriving, an old woman drove up looking for a place to park. I was concerned with her abilities and suggested an easily maneuverable spot, but she took off recklessly driving back up the driveway hanging out of the car and screeching around the other arriving cars.
I took off running up through the vast structure to the top level, out glass front doors and toward my old house near the top of the driveway. Being on higher ground, I jumped almost across to the roof of the old flat structure to see if I could locate the old woman.
From the precipice of roof I could for miles across oceans, mountains, valleys and great cities. There was no fear as the house was either being pulled or pushed toward the edge of the cliff. Crouched on my hands and knees upon that roof, I was observing and questioning calmly as the building suddenly dropped off.
I felt panic for a moment and knew this was the end. The old reckless woman had pushed my old house right over the edge. My stomach lurched like a roller coaster dive, but my acceptance was almost instant. I raised my arms in surrender to the long fall and as the house moved away from me, for a fleeting second before I awoke, I could see the Entire World.