16.01.2010 1/16/10 (Non-lucid)
NON-DREAM DREAM LUCID
This was done in an afternoon nap, at around four o'clock.
I'm running at superhuman speeds in a forest towards a specific destination. I'm with a group of people, or rather aliens. They're blue anthromorphic people that are running with me, reminiscent of the na'avi from James Cameron's movie Avatar. I somehow know that I'm also in their race or species. So we're running along together in this pack when another clan approaches us and joins us to where ever we're going. They have different clothing and gear on them, which is how I can tell that they're from a different clan. So our joined groups are running along again when, from our left, yet another clan approaches us, this time already running. They seem exhausted, and they tell us immediately that there is an enemy on our trail. Our new three-part clan now runs again, but this time we encounter a cliff overlook. We pull out our rappelling spears and go down the cliff, slowing down everyonce in a while. Once we're at the other end of the valley (or canyon), I begin to fall downwards, tripping. I grap onto a porous rock with lots of holes in it. I immediately reach for the big rock, and, as I latch on it's back, it starts floating. Instinctively, I jump off and land by the rest of our clan, safe. I'm puzzled by how the rock managed to float.
Then my dad shows up in the dream (in human form) and starts joining me in wondering how the floating rock worked. I suggested that the pores in it might hold some substance that's lighter than air, so it floats. Then he agrees and says something about it being similar to how fire works.
Then I got called for dinner and the dream ended. It was around 8 PM or so when I awoke.
When I told my dad that he had appeared in my dream and told him what he had said, he pointed out that that fire and lighter than air stuff was a real theory called the Phlogiston theory (disproved in 1753). I didn't even know what that was until I googled it, so that kind of creeps me out.
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