The first one was of a street with a sign post on a thin metal rod. Behind the rod a car was parked, a very small, grey car that looked like a Fiat Uno or something like that. As I was seeing it another car, a yellow sedan turned into the parking lot or whatever this place was. I wish I had my hubby's knowledge of car types, for I don't know the make of the car, only that it wasn't big, more like a European size. Both cars looked like they were from the sixties maybe.
The second one was a very short one, I was looking inside the dough hopper at work, seeing that the dough level was going very low and thinking that I had to fill it up quickly or I'll run out of dough. I'd think it was a focus from an alternate reality, and the interesting thing is that I have many, many dreams that "play" in alternate bakeries where we make the same plus new products with some of the same and new colleagues.
The third one was the most intriguing. The only thing I saw was a grey rock wall up close, full of carvings that reminded me of the ones I saw in Chitzen Itza. They were not fresh carvings, the human ornamented heads carved into the entire rock wall were smooth, but they weren't ancient either. I wouldn't dare say they were Mayan, but something similar. The rock wall was actually a part of a narrow walkway I was about to walk through. The wall with the carvings were on the left, and there was a big rock on the right side as well, but I don't know if that had any carvings on it. And here comes the most interesting bit. I was staring at the carvings, and my eye focus started changing. The image went from slightly fuzzy to crystal sharp, stayed that way for a while and then went back to slightly fuzzy and then faded to total greyness.
This whole thing reminded me of the TV station analogy Seth talked about. It indeed felt like I was switching channels, seeing bits of broadcasts from different stations. Very cool.
I am so happy with what I saw, I'm going to keep practicing, and hopefully I'll get more experiences. It'll give me something to think about all day.


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