The Dream Of The Dark Serpent or Sometimes Not Loving Is The Loving Thing To Do
A man crossed a continent and a half plus an ocean or two to visit me.
I had this dream.
He was sitting on the couch between two tall windows in my high-ceilinged apartment.
In the middle of one window a couple feet above his head a giant black serpent appeared, levitating as if moving on an invisible flat plane. Coiled narrow like a shouldered lasso rope so as to fit in the vertical, secessionist style frame. Thick as a cypress trunk, midnight black, (no stars).
Half or perhaps one quarter of the serpent entered the room before it folded back in on itself, disappeared, and re-entered through the other twin window, appearing in one then exiting and poking its way into the other, back and forth, back and forth.
Never fully entering the room, never fully uncoiling, weaving in and out. Always perfectly level, not dipping up or down or moving vertically in any way—perfectly suspended in the air.
A massive, silent, dark beast of a serpent. Shiny, smooth—no scales.
The man sat there completely oblivious to the strange phenomenon occurring right above him. Absolutely blind to it. Absorbed in some other matter—simply not aware.
I sat on this etheric information for about a day.
It seemed impolite to unceremoniously dump someone who came quite a ways merely from a dream. We were supposed to go on a trip. Jagged coasts and boat rides. Sunsets and bathing suits.
But the dream told me that whether or not this man was aware of it he would bring something undesirable and perhaps dangerous into my life. He was a conduit, a carrier of a “dark” something and it did not matter if he was conscious or unconscious, if he himself meant harm or meant well. The darkness may not affect him at all but perhaps would me.
The next day I ended it and that was that—never seen him since.
The moral of this story is:
try to mess with me—
get called out by ESP.
(This story is NOT an endorsement in ANY way of the reptilian conspiracy theory circulating on The Internet. It is a true representation of an actual dream and real life occurrence. All dreams are subject to interpretation.)
Have you ever taken steps in a relationship or made certain decisions because of a dream? Have you ever regretted NOT doing so?