I’m sick again, I just woke up from a fever breaking nap… in which I had this dream…

[tabby676]

I was living in the aftermath of some kind of random apocalypse, in a dug out mud hut decorated in such a way that I can only assume it was constructed in what used to be a city. I was sick and some parental figure brought me some food, I ate most of it but found a living, (injured), black snake in it, (the cooking process had changed his skin to

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[filmzombie74]

Like I said to you earlier today. You are just simply unique.

[ffff]

that would be heart breaking. one time i was mowing my lawn and i saw a tiny little snake [dead] in the grass. i wasnt sure if i had hit it with the lawn mower or if it was dead before i got there.i was so very sad :( poor snake.

[ffff]

o yeah. i needed a ruler and i had a dream that i asked my brother if he had a clear ruler and he found one in a box in his room, it was a clear blue one. but it turns out when i woke up he only had a non-blue clear one in a box in his room.

[atl2006]

We are now entering the twilight zone.

*sniff*

[lysophobic]

Hope you get better soon!

[fayrouzian]

Uraga or उरग .. is simply Sanskrit for serpant or snake.

[tabby676]

creepy...

I spelled it with the eu so i got austria... as far as i know I've never read/heard any sanskrit...

but clearly somewhere in there i know one word of it...

Uraga (euraga)

[fayrouzian]

Have you ever read any Buddhist texts?? because there is one called the Uraga Sutta that involves a snake (uraga) and the casting off old skin..see http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Runway/5787/wheel241.htm. The Uraga Sutta is one sutta in a collection of 71 suttas called The Sutta Nipata which is the fifth book of the Khuddaka Nikaya. Compare that text to your dream, it is very interesting as well. If you haven't read it before..then I guess that you must be have lived before once upon a time (and some several thousand years ago)in the Indus Valley..hehe, who knows?? not too many speakers of Sanskrit around these days that you could have possibly heard that word from.

Peace,

Shafik