Strange dream about Dick Cheney last night.

[Cleita]

I dreamed that he was drowning. I don't usually dream about public personages so this is unusual for me. I'm wondering if I'm receive a premonition of his death. Since he has so many medical problems maybe the drowning is only symbolic of him being suffocated by his own bodily fluids, pneumonia maybe? Sometimes in dreams about the future I get a hint of the time of year, like maybe a Christmas tree (winter) or kids graduating (spring), but nothing this time as it was under water. Since I never really worked at developing my psychic abilities, is there any way to summon that dream again but this time to get more information or just to know that maybe it wasn't a premonition after all. Is anybody else getting information about this person? Or could it mean something entirely different than his death?

[BanzaiBonnie]

1. Well, there was something a couple of weeks ago

when I was given the task of loving DC. I'm sure some of you will remember, as I wrote about it here.

I feel he's soon on his way out, but it feels like after the first of the year to me. He's drowning not just in his own fluids, but the pressure on him from the political side. He's sent his daughter out to fight for his "honor". He wants to justify all his actions now as if that will take care of the final judgment on what he's created with his life. HE will be faced with a review of the pain he has caused and he will be allowed to feel it.

I say it's better for us to work on him now than let him get into spirit and be able to whisper in the ear of those who might listen to him from the other side. I'll continue my own work.

[Celebration]

2. maybe congestive heart failure?

He has heart problems, so that could be a reasonable guess. You can live a bit of time with that, but it is not comfortable.

[southerncrone]

3. I'm so sorry, Cleita. That was a nightmare if it was about "him"!

And any dream about "him" would by default be strange. Agree w/Celebration, congestive heart failure sounds reasonable. I feel his days are numbered on this plane, but think BanzaiBonnie is right, we need to deal w/him now before he crosses over & is able to exert more of his negative influence over larger groups.

Time to take my medicine......sending love to Dick Cheney to neutralize his influence. It must be done.

[Callie McAllie]

4. I knew someone who's father died of lung cancer

and he told me that at the end it was like being with someone who was drowning. (Oh, gee, I just this second realized this...the person who told me this story himself died of a lung-related problem. Wow. can't believe I never made that connection before.)

Okay, darnit, sending love and healing vibes to Dick Cheney because I sure don't want him talking anybody on the other side into the kind of shenanigans he pulled on this side.

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

[Proud_Lefty]

5. Sounds symbollic

The exposure of all his lies is creating an atmosphere that must be pretty hard for him to breath in. Truth, reality and Cheney just don't mix so well.

[rosesaylavee]

6. Are you sure you didn't see

me holding him under? Oh wait, did I write that?

[Cleita]

7. LOL!

Seriously no there was no one holding him under. He was thrashing around and then he went still, but no one else was around. I couldn't help him because there was something between us like a glass in an aquarium.

[rosesaylavee]

8. And it wasn't me?

Well, that's a relief of sorts.

:hi:

[MorningGlow]

9. That's a telling detail

That he was alone and you were separated from him and so couldn't help him. Cheney chose the dark path and now he has to face his own fate as a result of it, and no one can save him but himself, unless he asks for help, and he doesn't seem the type.

Granted, he had a role to play, but I firmly believe that souls who choose to play a dark role can always change and lessen the pain they inflict on others, if not turn away from that path entirely, but he didn't--he went full steam ahead and seemed to enjoy his evil part in our drama. What bothers me about Cheney is that he never seems to show remorse. (Of course, he may very well have sleepless nights where his deeds come back to haunt him--I suspect that's likely--but he never shows it, never lets on that he might be tormented in weaker moments.)

Ummm know what? I read BanzaiBonnie's thread about receiving instructions to love Cheney, and I shuddered. Tough to do in the head, darn near impossible to do in the heart. But after reading about your dream, Cleita, I'm feeling an overwhelming surge of compassion for him. It's like watching Citizen Kane, with Kane suffering and dying in that huge bed, with no loved ones around him. When you think of a person in the context of his whole life--think of him as a child, as an idealistic young man, etc.--you realize he didn't emerge from the bowels of hell as the fully formed monster we know and despise, and suddenly it's easier to feel sorry for the old bastard.

So thank you, Cleita. Your dream has made it easier to share in Bonnie's assignment--let's send Cheney some love and forgiveness, because he's going to have to atone for his actions, and he's already isolated behind that aquarium wall--he's going to have to go through it alone.

[Cleita]

10. I think we should include Lynne Cheney in that as she is

following him down his dark path. Sure, he's her dad so her judgement is clouded but she needs to see him for what he is to save herself. Also, maybe she can be part of his atonement.