What do you see when you dream?
It’s so obvious that we are trapped here,
and someone or something is sending us signals.
I try to pay attention, but there’s too much noise.
I’m beginning to think that it isn’t just noise, but deliberate interference.
When I sleep, (perchance to dream), I can sometimes hear them breaking
through.
I’ve been listening like this a lot lately.
What do you see when you dream?
I think they have placed clues throughout these three dimensions,
but even if you recognize them, you have to decode them.
When I am awake, sometimes I think about numbers.
But when I dream, I dream of irrational numbers.
I think that maybe these numbers, like Pi, are messages to us.
They go on forever. We just have to break the code.
What do you see when you dream?
I had a dream about decoding Pi. The answer was beamed directly
into my brain.
It involved laminating proteins to create a filter,
a filter that could decode these messages.
It was becoming clearer and clearer, in my dream.
Then the “Oprah” show started blaring through the apartment wall --
And it all evaporated.
What do you see when you dream?
I know I could figure this out, if there just weren’t SO MANY DISTRACTIONS!
Maybe I need to go to the middle of a vast desert,
or the summit of some far-off mountain,
maybe that’s what it takes to escape the constant noise and diversion.
For now, I pull the shades, lock the door, and disconnect the phone.
“An instrument of Satan”, they called it. I sometimes wonder...
What do you see when you dream?
The so-called primitive people talk about “The Dreamtime”.
They know that our apparent reality is just an illusion.
When you dream, you can glimpse, maybe for a moment, the other side.
I don’t know who is sending me these visions,
these signals I can only dimly perceive when I sleep.
Maybe God, or my future self, or my other self.
What do you see when you dream?
I had a friend once. He’s dead now.
He thought that a satellite was sending him messages while he slept.
Completely crazy. Funny thing, though:
In these messages, he learned things that he couldn’t have known any
other way.
Me, I don’t know what to think. I guess I’m hoping for my turn.
You can’t imagine how lonely it’s been, waiting for the signal.