sunfallSeraph
This is my first time doing something like this, so please feel free to let me know if I've left out any important details.
The gist of my dream was as follows: I was boarding some manner of bus; this bus was special in that it was divided into at least two distinct sections. While most of the bus was intended for, for lack of a better term, normal passengers, the six frontmost left-side seats were set aside for some manner of extra-ordinary beings (intentionally vague wording there; not sure how to clarify). I don't recall any details regarding any of the other passengers in either section, but I myself came to sit in the frontmost seat of the special section. As if to justify that choice, I heard following words in my own voice: "I am darkness, and I am light." It is important to note that I was not saying this out loud, despite having the sense of audibly hearing it; I know this, because I was subsequently asked by someone, who I want to say was a tour guide of some sort, what sort of special entity I was. In reply to her, I said "No comment." The feeling behind those words wasn't really defensive or dismissive, exactly, but more subtly lonely, and also something that felt 'just like me'.
That's all I can recall. I would be very interested to hear any interpretations, and I will try to give detailed feedback in return. Thanks~
The gist of my dream was as follows: I was boarding some manner of bus; this bus was special in that it was divided into at least two distinct sections. While most of the bus was intended for, for lack of a better term, normal passengers, the six frontmost left-side seats were set aside for some manner of extra-ordinary beings (intentionally vague wording there; not sure how to clarify). I don't recall any details regarding any of the other passengers in either section, but I myself came to sit in the frontmost seat of the special section. As if to justify that choice, I heard following words in my own voice: "I am darkness, and I am light." It is important to note that I was not saying this out loud, despite having the sense of audibly hearing it; I know this, because I was subsequently asked by someone, who I want to say was a tour guide of some sort, what sort of special entity I was. In reply to her, I said "No comment." The feeling behind those words wasn't really defensive or dismissive, exactly, but more subtly lonely, and also something that felt 'just like me'.
That's all I can recall. I would be very interested to hear any interpretations, and I will try to give detailed feedback in return. Thanks~