26
April, 2004
"Freed"
18"x 24" Canvas, Acrylics
NOTE: I awake @ 1:30 AM./9 Jacksonville, Calhoun
County, AL(longitude W85.8, latitude N33.8) First quarter Moon on
27 April 2004 at 12:32 p.m. CDT
Monday 26 April 2004Dream Background & Scene:
I am leading a group of women/females beside a
rising creek. Actually, it is closer to a small river as there is fast
moving water run off from flash flooding storm.
I stumble and fall to the ground with my hand out in front me. A man
rushing around but not caring, steps on my hand, looks, but moves on
swiftly. I get up and catch up with him and slap him on the back of his
head, saying, "Thanks! For stepping on my hand!" He mumbles
something unintelligible and moves on quickly. A disembodied voice tells
us the water is still rising. If we want to cross the creek, go on up a
bit further and do it Now.
The other women fall in behind me and I begin, again, to lead us up
beside the creek. We get to what I assume is an easy access and instruct
them to wait while I check the water depth before we cross.
I step in and walk through the cool water, which muddies with my feet
stirring the bottom. It gets only as deep as shoulder high, and I tell
them to come on. I will stay in the water and assist anyone that needs
me.
Helen goes first and I observe this group consist of all the women I
know that are a little older, or with more health problems than I have.
There are no young women with us. No more men. No children. I get side
tracked in this mental wandering and notice Helen out of the corner of
my eye. She has slipped and goes under. I immediately submerge and swim
rapidly under water in her direction.
I can see amazingly sharp, detailed and clear in this almost crystalline
water.
It is unworldly, alien but beautiful here. I look to Helen and I see
that I had been standing on a ledge when I called them into the water.
There is a sharp drop off from erosion cause by the rushing water and it
is considerably deeper than I would have ever imagined. I get to Helen
and push her upward to the surface.
I release her as I see she will surface fine. I start up and feel
something scrape at my left calf. I look back down into the water after
I surface and see an old knarled root is moving away from me. I hear the
women ask if everything is okay.
"Yes, I reply, just keep on the ledge as you cross. You can see it
if you look down." I dip back into the water to see many old roots
freed and floating upwards.
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