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originally posted by: Ladystar
Lately i have been dreaming about this man,an i wanted to know if
anyone else here have a similar experience,i will share two of my recent
dreams of him,every time he show up in my dream he's always a different
race or age,sometimes he would look like the architect from the matrix or
sometimes he would look like a director,but i know it's the same person
because he always walking with his staff.
This dream started with me and my family was trimming trees in our
garden ,when a branch fall in my neighbors yard,i went to pick up the
branch ,but everything turn into a huge indoor flea market,I was speechless
for a sec,then i went in to have a look and there he was sitting on a directors
chair in front of a big mirror,when he saw me he smiled briefly almost like he
was expecting me.
The lady who owns the flea market came over and talk to me,i told her i have
never seen a flea market look like this,i ask her who was that strange man,she
tell me who he was and translate some of the things he was saying,because i didn't
know what type of language he was speaking ,every time he speak he would tap his
staff on the floor.
When i turn away to leave i started to hear his voice in my head and i was shown
some images,he said things have been the same way for to long and it's time to
shake things up and most people will be a victim of an illusion and no matter how
much you try waking them up to reality most will stay trap in their own illusion,for
brief moment i feel what he was talking about it and it was terrible.
I saw him again this time i was stargazing with a friend late at night
he came out of no where an ask us why we are up so late?my friend
told him nothing wrong with staying up late, he said nothing is wrong
with that,but something is wrong with the world that's why it have to be neutralize
and he walk of into a field.
I was driving beneath a sunny blue sky, heading into the center of town to the barber. Only when I got to the shop and walked inside, the door was open but the place was deserted. I called out, I checked around, but there wasn't a soul in sight....
And the next time I looked around, there weren't any furnishings, either. No chairs, no mirrors, no tables or counters. The entire store had been stripped bare, cleared from top to bottom as though the occupants had left years ago. Confused by the change, I took another look around.
Then suddenly, the entire length of the store began stretching outward, extending so far into the distance that its furthest point became a dot, a lone convergence point balanced on some impossibly distant horizon. That store had become an infinite hallway; and when I turned to leave, I found that hallway now extending back endlessly in the other direction.
The door outside had gone. Finding myself in a featureless hallway that now extended fore and aft ad infinitum, I considered the situation.
"Cool," I remember thinking, "looks like I'm in another dream."
Lucidity followed the realization, and right away the number of options available expanded to match the length of that hall. Being neither subtle nor new to the dreamscape—I immediately channeled energy from the environment then expanded it outward to destroy the hall.
In a brilliant flash of expanding light and color the hallway dissolved stone by stone, crumbling away until its evisceration left me standing in nothingness, hovering in a pre-dream abyss of dark emptiness, a midnight staging area of absolute void.
I don’t remember exactly what happened next—I lost lucidity for a bit during the dream transition—but I do recall what happened sometime soon after. I found myself in the doorway of another room: a tall, windowed chamber that resembled a study.
Behind me was the void of the pre-dream abyss. In front of me was a stranger.
I studied the man—a paunchy middle-aged sort hiding his sagging frame beneath a baggy tan trenchcoat. Long ago he lost his fight with baldness. Only a few tufts of stringy hair clung desperately around the edges of his perfectly round, pitcher’s mound scalp.
Picture Homer Simpson in clown’s makeup, and you’ll be close. And beyond losing his physique and hair, he also seemed to be losing his battle with exhaustion. Despite the chalk-white layers of court jester’s makeup powdering his face, he had dark crescents of weary flesh sagging beneath his hazel eyes.
Looking as though he had been awake for days, at first glance he seemed dour, morose. But somewhere deep inside, he seemed to be laughing. Even before I inquired, he offered his name: “I’m the Dreammaster.”
Taken aback, I stared at him in dismay.
(At this point I should probably digress.)
A week prior, during another lucid dream I had an unexpected encounter with a negative entity. A creature ambushed me while I was engaged in controlling another dream-sequence, and suddenly I went from enjoying myself in the dream to grappling against a tiny creature that appeared from nowhere and lunged at me, seemingly determined to sink its long fangs into my throat.
That one looked like a black voodoo doll with a mouthful of needle-sharp fangs, and when it leaped out at me it caught me completely by surprise. Holding it at bay with one arm, I immediately went on the defensive. Using my dream-control of the environment, I tried to neuter it by making its entire mouthful of fangs vanish.
The creature struggled hard against me. As I applied pressure to change its form, I could feel an apparent counterforce coming from the tiny beast. I could literally feel it applying mental resistance to hold its fangs intact.
Engaged in a battle of wills, a possible struggle for my life, I redoubled my efforts. At last felt a popping, a sliding, a snapping as my version of reality came into being.
Then the now-fangless doll looked at me with an almost comical expression of horror. “Demon!” it cried out accusingly. Then it vanished.
So with that prior encounter in the back of my mind, In the present dreamscape I decided not to wait for the Dreammaster to act first. So I harnessed the exact same energy I used to crumble that hallway, radiated it through the study, and tried to use it to sweep him into oblivion. Only, against him that light had no effect.
This was unlike anything I’d ever before experienced in the lucid dreamscape. There was no sensation of interaction, as when effectuating typical changes in reality. There was no sense of counter-resistance as there was when combating a lesser negative entity like that doll.
The light just washed over the Dreammaster as though no part of it had touched him, as though he was an immutable part of the dream, an entity utterly beyond my ability to control.
Determined, I tried again and again, but without any success. Patiently he endured those attempts, as though trying to show me over him I had no power. But eventually he must have grown bored, because he simply drifted up to the top of the room and perched in the alcove of an upper _
There he stood, looking down over me as I explored the room. And there he remained throughout the rest of my time in that area, contemplating me while I explored that section of the realm.
And throughout that time, the impression I got from him was one of an amused adult watching a child bumble around clumsily while attempting its first steps.
The dream went on after I left him behind. Lucidity came and went. But after that point, I didn’t see the Dreammaster again.
originally posted by: Whatever08152
Kinda got carried away again but maybe it´s a good read for someone and I wanted to share my view on it.
So yea ...dreams are very strange sometimes.
originally posted by: Whatever08152
Kinda got carried away again but maybe it´s a good read for someone and I wanted to share my view on it.
So yea ...dreams are very strange sometimes.
originally posted by: Whatever08152
On a sidenote ...my dreams are often times very wierd. The last two days I dreamt that I got shot in the face ...and sometimes I have dreams that are so vivid and describe an alternate reality that I ask people in the dream to explain this world better to me so I can remember or understand it better when I wake up.
Once I dreamt of a women (and I could never see her face in the dream) and the feeling of love for that women in this dream (really nothing sexual in this case) was so strong that it transpired to me more then a week afterwards ...that was sooooo strange because I didn´t feel so emotionally attached to a women in real life at any time.
Years ago I think a dream "predicted the future". And it was an absolutely trivial thing. I dreamt that a guy would tell me about a girl (a player that has a new women every other weekend) and he said : "No ...this time it´s real. I really like her" ...it was only those few words but I SWEAR that he said exactly that to me after the weekend. I stopped him after the sentence, stood up and said ..."dude, I fkn dreamt what you said a few days ago" ...it was remarkable (and absolutely meaningless ...why can´t I dream the numbers for the lottery)
Another dream that really got me was when I was talking to someone and she told me in the dream "you have to wake up now, wake up" and I did. Really nothing that special but I had to think about it the rest of the day.
originally posted by: Whatever08152
Wow ...that is a great story for sure. Should have had some impact on what you belive, or didn´t it? Idk how I would interpret the message behind this but I would be stunned.
Besides what I already said I never dreamt something that would actually happen but I often have Déjà-vu where I think that a remeber a situation and have a vague grasp of what is about to happen ...but it never did so far. Yet this feels very strange ...most of the time I expect something that would harm me or a bad situation unfolding so I should be glad that it does not I guess.