The other night, while sleeping, I had an extremely intense but bizarre dream. Before you read this, It's probably important that you know that I had a bowl of cinnamon toast crunch before I went to bed this night. Surprisingly I remembered this specific dream, most likely because of how bizarre it was. I believe it started when I was at the top of a stadium, somewhat like a baseball stadium, but made of cinnamon toast crunch. There was a spotlight in the middle of this stadium, and suddenly this spot light shut off and the cinnamon toast crunch switched like the stairs in scary movies and formed a slide which I started sliding down towards the middle of the stadium where the spot light was. After riding down the slide built of delicious cinnamon toast crunch, I ended up in the middle and the spotlight turned on again. So now the spot light is on me. Then suddenly I see milk start pouring over the edges of this stadium like an avalanche rolling down a mountain. Before the milk could consume me, I woke up. This dream even sounds bizarre to me and I'm the one who had it. This got me thinking of dreams in general, but specifically why it always seems that near-death situations in your sub-conscious thoughts can have the power to wake you up. For example, when people have dreams about robbers, they usually wake up when something awful is going to happen. They find their heart rate up and maybe still a little frightened. It will be interesting to see how technology will develop and what we can learn about the powers and meanings of our dreams.
~Chadams
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