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Feb. 20th, 2008

Out to kill Mr. Sand Man


Oh my god oh my god oh my god.

I had the sickest, freakiest, most realistic nightmare ever in my 17 years of sleeping like log. Now FYI, i don't usually dream of things that scare the piss out of me. Instead, my dreams tend to be very weird, hilarious or action movie-like (with BM subtitles some more) and more often than not, they involve people i don't even know!

Blame it on the sub-concious mind, but I only get nightmares when i've been watching yet another Japanese horror flick about a long haired ghost-woman who can do nothing except...

1) Make weird sex noises.
2) Molest people in their sleep.
3) Pull victims up the ceiling with her disgusting hair.
4) Crawl down the staircase like a demented slug
5) And if all else fails, call their cellphone. Do sex sounds. Then hang up.

ENOUGH with the cliche-ness already! What's with the 'lady with LONG HAIR' thing? It discrimination against bald people, i tell you!

What ever happened to the good, old school movies of giant lizards eating cars and destroying the city?!




I AM GODZILLA! *humps building*


Ok i just realized that i kinda side-tracked from my original idea to blog about my dream last night. Anyway, i dreamt that i was out in the open ocean. It was just me, the rain and the waves. When i mention 'waves' i don't mean the kind you get at Damai beach. I'm talking about huge, come-tsunami-and-drown-us-all kind of waves. The shit that made the whole thing so scary was how real it felt.

An intense chill numbed me to the core as i flailed about to keep my head above the water. The merciless waves towered over me, practically blocking out every source of light before crashing down on my body. Not only was i pulled under by the force of the waves, i was tumbled about like a dirty rag in a washing machine. It hurt like hell. And the worst thing was i didn't know where the pain was coming from. I can't tell you how much sea water i swallowed. Or how much i was forced to breathe in. I wanted so badly to just throw up but i couldn't.

I was basically fighting to stay alive, knowing that if i stop trying to keep afloat, i would drown. The whole process repeats itself over and over again for God knows how long. Huge wave comes,  gets dark, i go under, then i come up again. At times, i would be pulled so far down that i practically swam for my life. It was like some sick race where no matter what, i just had to get to the surface. Before the oxygen in my lungs get used up. Once, I ran out of breath when i was only half way up. And that, was the scariest part of all. I don't even know how to describe it. I remembered at one point i was just silently screaming as more water entered my lungs, eventhough i knew no one would help me, or even hear me. The only thing that was running through my mind was " I don't want to die, i don't want to die. Please don't let me die..."

Well, that was what my dream was like. I don't know when or how i woke up but my clothes were seriously soaked with my own sweat and i was so scared to go back to sleep. I ended up walking around my house. And it was like what, 5.00 in the morning?

Just now i googled 'dream interpretations' and i found this website that supposedly tells you what your dreams mean. So i typed in 'Ocean' and this was what i got.

To see an ocean in your dream, represents the state of your emotions and feelings.� It is indicative of some spiritual refreshment,� tranquility and renewal.

Hah! Tranquility and renewal my foot! The only thing i got was a sweaty ass and hydrophobia! And speaking of which, right now i'm so afraid to take a bath or even to have any contact whatsoever with all forms of liquid! ZOMFG!


I tried 'Drowning' instead and got this.


To dream that you are drowning, signifies that you are overwhelmed by emotions or repressed issues that is coming back to haunt you. You may be proceeding too quickly in trying to discover your unconscious thoughts. If you drown to death, your relationship will fail or you will suffer major business losses. If your survive the drowning, then your relationship will be rescued by some intervention. You will rise to a higher position of wealth and honor.

To see someone drowning in your dream, suggests that you are becoming too deeply involved in something that is beyond your control. Alternatively, it represents a sense of loss in your own identity. You are unable to differentiate who you are anymore.


Hmmmm...something i might want to keep in mind. As for the prohecy part, the problem is i can't remember if i died in my dream or not! Wait, do i really even want to believe in all this bull crap??


Nah. Save it for someone who gives a damn.


 

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