Subj: Fwd: I would like to know
more...
Date: 5/19/98
1:57:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From:
(Rayyne)
To:
Sharqua
<An Experience occurring in
late December>
For some reason, you experience a
strange sense of dread. It steals over you like a thief in
the shadows.
Suddenly you feel dizzy... your
eyes cloud over and you see... A pale form lies at your
feet, life holding on by a mere thread. The figure is
wrenchingly familiar but the horrible wounds make you want
to turn away. Then suddenly the vision is gone, as if it
had never occurred.
Dizziness overcomes you once again
and the images crowd your mind, dismay tagging along with a
malevolent intent. You see the horribly wounded body, its
spirit desperate for any hope. Then.. a thread of
possibility threads out over the wracked body, and the
spirit lusts for it, grabbing out with all the wanning
lifeforce it can muster.
You see the spirit unite with the
thread of hope like a fire igniting... and suddenly, the
body is transformed, filled with an energy so dark and
intense that that body is transformed. As the vision fades,
you realize you've seen the past.
For some reason.. although it seems
totally innocuous, you suddenly feel the sense of someone
dear to you, sleeping peacefully in a room dominated by an
incredible chair of bone. The slim figure stirs in his
sleep, then sighs.
You feel someone's heartbeat close
to you, sense their thoughts touching yours and a longing
for you. Then that other sensibility stretches and stands,
glancing about and seeing the surroundings with
fatigue.
You sense the figure sigh and
frown, glancing about him with resignation and at the same
time, hunger. Hunger for life and knowledge and experience.
He studies the chair and the grisly audience with interest.
Then... like the strange mists
coursing over the haunted lake, the figure fades and
disappears, gone from your conciousness but still holding
close to your heart.
You feel a familar presence within
an empty bed far away... in a fasthold of mountains far
away. The distance is distressing, yet you feel thoughts
and waves of feelings, clinging tightly to your own. Then
conciousness fades as the 'other' fades away into sleep.
About the sleeping figure, you sense mountains.. and pine
trees silent in winter's firm grasp.
