Dreams

mattweather · #1 22-04-2006, 02:25 PM

Hello people, i going to chat about dreams and lifes.

I think somewhere in our galaxy is controlling our dreams which is come from other planets, i can see it through my head. Three moon planets and two sun planet which i saw that in my dreams. The two sun solar system must be Alpha (our local stars but it twin). There must be life over there which aliens/or other humans made our life.

After the big bang, all solar systems made. Accidently the asteroid hit our planet, directly hit the bermunda triangle near Miami, USA. That thing is life but it kind of enemy to us because of electromagnetic fields, actually it could might control our weather cyclic patterns but the other reason is the sun too, and the moon too. Lucky we have our own lifes, thanks to our local star Alpha

I know this sounds silly but i think it real, you all have to research the Alpha's solar system sound waves to see it real or not. If i am wrong, it must be a different place, maybe it our second local star or third one?
I have alot of dreams about weather, space, friends, life stories and some are repeating it again. If anyone like to hear about my dreams? or you all can tells us your dreams

Sincerely
Matt Townsend

fringe_dweller · #2 22-04-2006, 02:35 PM

Phillip Adams (btw Phil Adams for PM!) that chap the righteous love to hate and my hero *swoon*, puts forward the proposition that dreams are just the bowel movements of the brain/subconscious - I think I agree with him

I wish there was more too it, but I dont think so - sorry dude!

mattweather · #3 22-04-2006, 02:41 PM

It can't be, sorry i can't believe that alone, we can't dreams alone. There is ingredients of dreams in our life, it come from where we got life. The start of course, there is no life here after the big bang, but it came over after the asteriod hits the triangle.

Matt

EDIT: Actually the wormhole we having, the blue linings is our ingredients. BTW all astromoners in here better have another look through it, i think you can see it in there.

fringe_dweller · #4 22-04-2006, 02:50 PM

hey Matt many people would call me a dreamer and have done

- but getting back to subject of course no one can know for sure what their all about - I recently had a go at giving up ciggies and I vividly and colourfully dreamt of a giant spider on the top of the wardrobe, I could only see its giant long legs poking over the edge of the wardrobe, but i know it was a metaphor for my habit - and I wasnt scared, and i knew it was very scared of my will power, i relished its fear - or was it the nicobate chewing gum effects hmmmm

mickoking · #5 22-04-2006, 04:07 PM

G,day Matt,

Thanx for sharing your experiences with us. All I am going to say is there is more to life/ the universe than we can percieve, measure or analyse.

fringe_dweller · #6 22-04-2006, 04:59 PM

Matt, some cultures believe that what we experience whilst 'awake' is actually a dream and what we 'dream' is the true reality.

I hear two songs in my head while reading your post
one by Eliphalet Oram Lyte, (and he may be right?)

'Row, row, row your boat,
Gently down the stream.
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,
Life is but a dream.'

also i hear roy orbisons 'In Dreams'
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/r/roy-orbison/119072.html

I dont know where your going with the other stuff tho?

you lost me at the bermuda triangle!

asimov (John) · #7 22-04-2006, 06:12 PM

I've spent most of my life analyzing my dreams. I can now write the screen-play on what I want to dream about that night. Dreams that come about naturally, are nothing more than a mixture of fact/historical events in your life & others/& total rubbish that the brain makes up as it go's along. I can think of a subject now & dream about it that night. The brain will throw total cods-wallop in there though just to make it more interesting, in case the dreamer gets bored!

fringe_dweller · #8 22-04-2006, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by asimov

I've spent most of my life analyzing my dreams. I can now write the screen-play on what I want to dream about that night. Dreams that come about naturally, are nothing more than a mixture of fact/historical events in your life & others/& total rubbish that the brain makes up as it go's along. I can think of a subject now & dream about it that night. The brain will throw total cods-wallop in there though just to make it more interesting, in case the dreamer gets bored!

John Thats a pretty cool talent - ummm works on any subject?

man I wouldnt have to rent dvd's if i could do that!

edit:used to be able to ensure dreams with cheese and banana's before bedtime tho

Yep i would agree there anyway

What i want to know is why does every kid ever born dream of dinosaurs, at a certain age - how do they figure so largely in our inherited genetic memories?, seeing they havent been around for millions and millions of years??

asimov (John) · #9 22-04-2006, 08:04 PM

Works on any subject Kearn! I spent years teaching myself how to do it (thru meditation in that twilight stage just before nodding off BTW) & now its becoming a problem...I have to really watch out on what I'm thinking in that state now. If I have random thoughts, I'll end up with random dreams, a bit like 10 seconds of footage from every movie ever made replayed over & over again all night long. When I wake up the next morning, I feel 'brain dead' & it effects my thought patterns throughout the day ie: random....can't get my act together or concentrate on the task at hand.

Astral travelling is another thing I got into, but thats another kettle of fish. And a huge kettle it is too!

As to dinosaur dreams, would you agree the kid has to have some knowledge of the dinosaurs existence back then? Like seen one on TV/read about them/someone told them about them.....or are you suggesting these dreams spring forth from genetic memories, with no knowledge of them watsoever in 'this' (meaning the kids) life??

fringe_dweller · #10 22-04-2006, 08:25 PM

LOL that does sound like it could be annoying! John what if you accidently thought of work before crashing, then you would dream you are at work all night

i wondered if it was the hollywood, and all the way back to darwin's, influence - but i think they would of had had nightmares of dragons instead mebbe?

giant snakes and reptiles figure prominently in lots of ancient beliefs?
if its only from contact with books and films (internet?) then why do they make such a strong impression on them
its certainly a formulae for success when it comes to making programs and movies for kids and adults a la jurassic park ect
..anyway interesting subject

avandonk · #11 22-04-2006, 08:39 PM

Unfortunately it is far worse than you all think. To even consider an outside influence on something occurring in your head smacks of delusion. You may as well say that the wound on your hand is being healed by things that know outside.

Please, please science handles all of this.

Leave thoughts of mythical beings ( easter bunny,tooth fairy etc) and or alien influences out of any discussion as being credible.

If you are suffering from some sort of real delusion, this is not the place to get help!

Bert

mattweather · #12 22-04-2006, 09:08 PM

Thank for comments guys

Oh the Bermuda triangle, i think you guys better look here: http://www.bermuda-triangle.org/

I looked through the wormhole site, earlier i said about the blue linings which bring ingredients of life and sources that relates to the life in the universe. Well i found the blue sources on the maps here
You can see the blue line is shrinking as it started from a circle.

Matt

Miaplacidus (Brian) · #13 22-04-2006, 11:39 PM

Sorry, but I don't dream. Does this mean the aliens don't exist? (And if you're going to say that I do have dreams but that I just don't remember them, does this mean the aliens are all dead by the time I wake up?)

I envy anyone who has sticky dreams. Er, I mean, you know, dreams that stick. Stick around. I don't mean dreams that might be described as sticky. Although I'm not saying that they're not good too. At least, you know, if you're not one of those who's lucky enough to get lucky. In the regular way, I mean. Whatever that might mean for you, of course, which won't necessarily mean the same thing for someone else. Hell, I'm not discriminating here, of course I'm not. God, how did I get into this mess? Not that sort of mess. I mean a different sort of mess. More abstract. Not a sticky mess. I mean a mess without stickyness. And no, I'm not referring to tissues, either. Or a sock. How did I get onto that? No, not in that way. Just don't get me started. Geez you've got a dirty mind. Um, if you know what I mean...

mattweather · #14 23-04-2006, 09:59 AM

Well, if you saying aliens don't exists, well how our life born instead? It have to be them guys. Look at yourself, god this is easy to explain! I going to look up more infomation of lifes and stars today.

Matt

Miaplacidus (Brian) · #15 23-04-2006, 11:50 AM

It's all right, Matt. I've just figured it out. If I don't have dreams then that must mean that I'M the one who's an alien.

mattweather · #16 23-04-2006, 11:56 AM

No humans are aliens! LOL don't say that please! We are humans, we not quite sure about that.

Miaplacidus (Brian) · #17 23-04-2006, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by mattweather

No humans are aliens!

But how can we know? Isn't it possible that aliens arrived here and implanted my mother with a modified embryo so that I merely look, feel, sound, taste and smell like a human (sorry for that last bit). Just because I don't know the reason I'm here doesn't mean it didn't happen. Who amongst us confidently knows the reason for his/her existence, anyway? In fact, now that I think about it, I reckon I can personally identify three likely candidates as alien stooges, even if I don't include myself.

Or maybe I've been playing "Destroy All Humans" for too long.

matt · #18 23-04-2006, 01:30 PM

What the?!?!?!?

mattweather · #19 23-04-2006, 01:33 PM

That why i made the topic about it. I am working on that atm and i need to find the distance between alpha cent to pluto?

Matt