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      This dream was much longer but right now I can only recall the moment I became lucid. I tried to commit the whole thing into memory but I kept slipping back into a dream when I went over it in my head. I think I was too tired. I should have tried to slip back into lucidity but I was busy trying to recall the dream.

      I was standing in my house in a bedroom. The room that used to be the computer room. My friend was there aswell. I knew it was supposed to be him but we was just a silohette of a man. Something about this combined with whatever I was dreaming about did not make sense. Slowly I grasped the fact that I was dreaming. I said I was dreaming. I told my friend "I am dreaming". I stared to rub my hands together because I did not want to wake up. Then I took a step closer and grabbed his shirt. I could not rub my hands so I rubbed a thumb and index finger. I said, "listen we are in a dream. In my head I repeated "I am dreaming, I am dreaming." He did not seem to want to believe me or care. He handed me a book and said "Read this it will save your life." He doest not look like my friend at all. I looked at the book. It looked like an empty dust jacket. I did not see a title but it had a head shot of a man in a suit. I did not pay enough attention what the man looked like because I was starting to wake up. Was it George Noory or George Bush? I did think that book was important and for some reason I felt I needed to know something. I looked around the room. Getting dim now. I saw a phone on the wall. It was green. I though I would see if anybody had something to tell me. I grabbed it felt it in my and and felt it press to my ear. Then, nothing. I was drifting in a black void. No sound, no sense of touch. Then, that familiar fuzzy tingle of waking. I realized I was lying in bed with my eyes closed.

      Why would he tell me to read this book?
      Do you think it was a true message of importance?
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      This life is but a dream"
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      books mean knowledge and (at least to me) balance (Thief again)

      maby he ment for you to find balance?
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      I think it was your subconscious asking you to start trying to fulfill a quest for knowledge/balancing your intellectual side.

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      You both seem to be right. I think I will try to incubate this DC to explain some more. I cant help but this that I missed something important. I should have asked him to explain while I was lucid but I usually am not that clear headed even in lucidity. I tend to act more on impulse.
      "Oh, and everything is not what it seems
      This life is but a dream"
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      Maybe, take it litterally, it can't hurt to read a book or two anyways. Go to a library or amazon.com and start looking around for a book that matches the description. You never know, you might end up finding something important out, it could save your life (according to your dream). If nothing else at least you read a couple books, right? Peace
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      allegory.


      edit: don't ask why I posted this word, I was told to. (subconsciously)
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