539-OB: Cannot remember names

 

8:26 am

I took magnesium and B6 the night before. I went to sleep, and throughout the night I had a good sleep. Throughout the morning, I also got up, pass urine and went back to bed, while maintaining focus on my nose and breathing. The focus kept me in a sleepy state. I maintained a little bit of focus there and tightened it slightly around the nose area and the eyes.

I dreamt that I was with my wife and the kids. I think we went to a hotel somewhere in the northern beach area of Penang to eat at a restaurant. While we were walking in, there was a group of ladies. One of them asked me, “By the way, are you Paul?” There were three of them.

I said, “Yes.” I just stared at them. Then they asked me, “Why do you look so blank and stare like that?” I said, “I feel embarrassed because I probably don’t remember my friends.”

Then I asked one of them on the right, “By the way, what is your name?” She walked closer to me, and then we started walking away. I asked her again, and she mentioned her name, but I can’t remember what it was.

As we were walking away, we were standing close to each other. I said, “So you must be Christina’s batch mate.” She said, “Yes, from Convent Butterworth.” I was afraid that my wife might hear it, but anyway, we walked away together.

Then we were standing close to each other on top of some kind of moving vehicle. We were moving very fast, and the wind was blowing. It felt very intimate, and that intimacy remained there for a while. Then the dream faded.

After that, I was back in bed, and I felt the morning phase state. I rubbed my fingers and hands, and immediately my dream body rotated to the left and landed. I fell onto the floor of my bedroom beside the left side of the bed.

I then touched the sides of the wall, the floor, and the mattress, and continued touching the sides of my bedroom walls. I reached the bathroom on the right and touched the wall there too.

Then I opened the bedroom door. I held the handle and pulled it open. I walked out into the living room, and as I was walking out, the dream faded.