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11-10-2011, 11:34 AM
The first time I had this dream I was 8 years old. I woke up screaming and crying terrified at the meaning. Every 6 to 12 months I had the same dream with, what I call, bonus scenes. This year saw the biggest extras exposed.
The world is black. There is no color. There are no cars and no people. I am walking around by myself breathing heavy. I can feel sweat running down my face. I come upon this v shaped object and approached it...then I woke up. I only saw this far into this dream for 25 years. Last year as I approached the v shaped object I saw my reflection. I was wearing a gun metal colored suit, two guns crossed in an x on my front, a weight belt filled with knives and grenades. I stopped and looked myself over a bit more and then I woke up.
This year my dream took another turn. I made it to the v shape and walked closer...I had a mask on and the visor was tinted. I was able to open the visor. There was a loud suction noise as the visor opened. It was so bright and orange. It took a while for my eyes to adjust because of the brightness. I realized I couldn't breath and closed my visor. I turned to the side and saw tubes running from a large device on my back to the side of my helmet. Then I woke up.
The world is black. There is no color. There are no cars and no people. I am walking around by myself breathing heavy. I can feel sweat running down my face. I come upon this v shaped object and approached it...then I woke up. I only saw this far into this dream for 25 years. Last year as I approached the v shaped object I saw my reflection. I was wearing a gun metal colored suit, two guns crossed in an x on my front, a weight belt filled with knives and grenades. I stopped and looked myself over a bit more and then I woke up.
This year my dream took another turn. I made it to the v shape and walked closer...I had a mask on and the visor was tinted. I was able to open the visor. There was a loud suction noise as the visor opened. It was so bright and orange. It took a while for my eyes to adjust because of the brightness. I realized I couldn't breath and closed my visor. I turned to the side and saw tubes running from a large device on my back to the side of my helmet. Then I woke up.