Caffeine-fuel nocturnal hallucinations/mythic visions

[wolven7]

I wrote this at eight-something this morning. I'd had a little more than 3 hours' sleep at that point:

A strata section, floating on dark water, made of several different animal species. A living glacier set on a shield, and the entire thing a message: "They've Stopped Human Evolution." Some "force" or "power" stopping the Evolution of a Species, rather than trying to Communicate in ways that they will accept.vThe Message given to me, to spread, with no instructions.

Prior to this, half-awake visions of two-seconds-into-the-future, and the Midnight Nation Needs, thereby. That is to say, the knowledge of what I know, and how to integrate that, and tell myself what I need to hear.

So... Yeah. If you uh... If you happen to notice that we're no longer moving forward, as a species, either culturally, biologically, or... Otherwise. Then maybe... Consider that glacier made of polar bears and elephants and shit... Uh.. Yeah.

Later.

Comments

[unknownbinaries.livejournal.com]

That is a strange, strange dream-construction.

And we probably aren't moving forward in the traditional sense of it.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

Even if we were traveling spiral, I'd feel a better sense of it, you know?

[auriam.livejournal.com]

The human mind, collectively, fears change, and seeks to ensure the continuation of the relative safety of the present. To do so, it prevents change, or thinks it does, through the creation of technologies that protect them. But it's afraid of difference, whether psychological or physical. Everyone has to be made 'normal'. And of course, the animals and other living things in the world, are subordinate to humanity's need to survive and be "Safe." That's what it means to me.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

If it were simple fear, winning out, I'd have thought we would have died out ages ago.

[auriam.livejournal.com]

Maybe there's something else too. I dunno what else really motivates people... fear, greed, and just maybe love...

[wolven.livejournal.com]

Hm. Perhaps.