Extremely detailed and centred around meditation and psychics and Buddhas. When I say detailed I mean like, after swinging across a rainforest with Tarzan (Fuck yeah) I landed at this massive temple carved into a side of a mountain and all the walls and floors and statues had been laid over with sapphires, rubies, and diamonds. They had the eye of the buddahs carved with a certain "Da Vinci" effect where it looked as if they were watching you from every angle. The monks would either be meditating, planting, or just throwing around massive bursts of blueish purple energy around the temple. I was actually in awe of this energy. They painted pictures with it and they could throw it over you and pull you over and you would rush toward wherever they directed it but when you collided, you would blink and still be in the same place. As if they took you out of your body for brief moments of Nirvana. Anywho, all my dreams have been like this. Except for one where I was a cowboy robbing a train trying to return the sacred monkey totem to the people of the jungle. Which was SICK by the way. Any thoughts on why all these dreams are centred around the same things?
i was thinking the other days, I was having decent dreams, for the very little I do sleep lol. So then I got into this mind set where I was over looking past dreams and hallucinations, visions, trips and I was thanking (what some call G-d I guess), then it dawned on me the paper shredder trip.. Literally the entire presence of my being felt like I was passing through a shredder.. still frozen bits and shards of my body just ripping apart in my vision I could see it clearly.. so at the moment I was thanking the Great Gig in the Sky, I thought about that paper shredder and said "WTF was that one all about, like you think I forgot?"...
op, i have symbolic dreams like that, too, related to buddha and whatnot. i'm not sure what they mean for you, though. those dreams of mine were always encounters with death and/or birth, and i think they were metaphors for events in my life as well as catalysts for opening to new possibilities. hahaha
