On Saturday, 4 June 2022 at 21:07:42 UTC-7, JTEM is Magic wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>
> > Last night I went to the bathroom and when I came out
> > my new 4K monitor was GONE! In what was a very short
> > span of time, it was unplugged disconnected, VANISHED!!
> >
> > I kept saying to myself this can't be real, it's got to be a dream,
> > but it was real and I knew it was no dream.
> >
> > When I woke up this morning I realized it was actually
> > only a dream. I still feel disoriented at the seeming reality of it.
> > I wonder what I should read into it.
> Maybe it was real and the missing monitor -- the thought that
> someone hadn't just stolen your property but violated your
> personal space -- was so troubling that you moved into another
> universe.
The thieves might have even killed me and this is where I am now.
>
> The multiverse.
>
> You were in a version of the universe where the monitor was
> stolen and that was so troubling that your consciousness fled
> into this one. Or your desire for it to not be true manifested this
> version, if that's the way you prefer to see it.
>
> Were you YOU? I mean, was your life any different in the reality
> where your monitor was stolen? Were YOU any different?
No, there was nothing strange or mystical about the dream,
just like I said a real experience. No falling from impossible
places or standing on a ledge where I can't get down. Just
a memory of my monitor gone and questioning the validity
of the experience. Next thing I knew it was just a memory,
strange that I even remember. But when I woke up it came
back to me just as plain as day. Only the realization it was
really a dream is different.
>
> I told you that in my dream that felt so real that when I woke up
> this reality seemed fake, I was a different person altogether.
>
> I was young, handsome (I want to say blond) straight dude in
> France. I wasn't French though. And I was well off or my gal pal
> was well off -- or maybe "We" were well off -- and had plenty of
> money to travel and stay in hotels, etc.
>
> But in THAT world, blond me in France, I was overwhelmed with
> a feeling of dread, believing that the police were going to catch
> up to us and throw us, or at least me, in prison.
>
> VERY strong, overwhelming feeling...
>
> And when I woke up this seemed like the dream, like the fantasy
> and that other me living that other life was the real me. I could
> still feel the dread. This life was the comfort. It was the escape
> for the impending doom.
>
> So maybe strong emotions can cause "Quantum Leaps" between
> universes, versions of the one in the multiverse.
I remember the feelings I had as a kid. I wanted so bad to be
a Prince. It felt like that is what I was supposed to be. I didn't
know about past lives then and I remember we watched a British
show about an Indian princes, raja I think. I wish I knew what the
show was called. Anyhow it didn't make a difference if I was
an English or an Indian Prince, I just had such a intense longing
to be the character in the show. Even if the perceptions come
form a show, I think those things have some kind of significance.
Where would the feelings come from?