Topic: There's gonna be a tidal wave/tsunami - page 5. (Read 5487 times)

The tsunami represent the flood of new users to the bitcoin economy from em two States with recreational pot use.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.  We've been depleting earth of it's oil for quite some time, removing the lubricant from the earth's plates, it makes sense that a tsunami of some sort could spawn as a result of the damage to our home.

I think this is a wake up call.

Dank, I find this interesting because I had a similar dream not long ago.

I was up in the 20th story or so of a large apartment building. I couldn't tell what city it was, there were no landmarks that I could discern. Outside, it seemed to be rainy and a bit of fog was in the air. Blue-green pall over everything as buildings receded into the fog like lost soldiers.

Then, I think I see movement, but I can't make out what it is -- and this is what really threw me -- because at that point I'm somewhat lucid about the fact I'm dreaming, but even then I didn't know what it was. That isn't how it is supposed to work -- you become lucid in a dream, then you start to direct things, and you know in typical twisted-dream-logic what is happening.

That wasn't the case here. I was watching *something* move towards me, and being as high up as I was, I couldn't say what it was through how the fog kept obscuring details.

Then, as the distance closed between whatever it was and the twenty-story window I was looking through, it dawned on me. Some tiny hint of specular reflection, a facet of the wall that was going to become my certain death filled me with instant dread.

It was a 40-story high tidal wave.

What I had seen was the reflection of lights shining out the windows in the buildings on the face of the wave.

I had about a second to process this, then I started yelling "I knew it, I knew it --" and then the building is shuddering and the wave is breaking through the glass - and we're underwater in no time flat. I flail and try to move out into the hallway, but then there's a dream-jump, and I'm impossibly watching it from outside somewhere, like a closed-circuit tv camera, as it sweeps its way inland, smashing buildings in its path.

I haven't shared this with anyone until now, so I had to stop and pause when you mentioned what your dream was about.

I would prefer to be wrong, but honestly the only way a wave that high can form is either from a impact of an asteroid or some other disasterous natural event.

I wouldn't be as naive to call an individual god, as that's similar to calling a tree god.  They are only a piece of it.  Atlas may be more in touch with his consciousness than others, I'm not channeling anything but love.

Great.  Now you're channelling Atlas.

I have all I need.

I didn't label you in any way dank. I'm just saying that you need other activities besides that.

I don't spend time on any forums but this anymore.  I learn what I learn within myself, not out.  You can label words as whatever you like, it doesn't change the meaning of them.

Dank you are spending too much time on new-ageish conspiracy theory websites. So much that it even shines through your every post.
Seriously that much mindfuck is not healty.

I mean of a reasonable scale, something that will do a good amount of damage to the united state's east coast.

Uh, no.  Try mass awakening.

Over/under on dank eventually joining an "all you need is love" cult and perishing in a mass suicide a la The People's Temple or Heaven's Gate.

Water dreams are correlated with financial difficulty.

Given that there's a tsunami somewhere pretty much every year, you'll have to do a little better than that.

Sooner or later the world's supervolcanoes will erupt again, but that doesn't make dreaming about such events precognition.

Just want to describe one specific dream, I had many variations of this dream, but this is one I remember the most.

I was in a beach house with different friends from childhood.  Different people I had knew.  I remember the houses were abruptly against the sand dunes, very close to the ocean.  It happened very quickly, unlike a how a tsunami takes a good bit of time to draw back before striking.  I don't remember if the water recessed, I don't think it did, I think the wave came from nowhere.  The odd thing though, it was a wave initially, not really a huge 100' tsunami, but a rather large wave.  Just enough to reach the top of the dunes with force.  I can visually remember the water from the ocean raised up to the brink of the door.  One drop of water spilled into the house.

In most dreams, I was witnessing this from the beach house, or by the beach in some instances.

I take this 8+ time recurring vision as a sign.

Never heard of it.  Endless spring woulda been nice.

Dank have you been watching endless summer the surfing movie?

Make that six times, at least.

Google "This Man" (with quotes), unless you're scared to. Stare at any of the image results for five seconds. Report back to us after you've had a good night's sleep--not! Pleasant dreams.

Who dat?  Who knows.