Sleep and dreams

E3 watched The Cell last night, which one would think would at least generate some interesting nightmare imagery, but no. I'm a little disappointed by that, frankly.

Even more disappointing, I forgot about trying my sleep theory. But that's okay. I woke up twice, both at times that were not significant to me, and both times because I was too hot. So I don't have any results to report for the sleeping experiment yet.

( But I did dream )

Sleep and dreams

E3 watched The Cell last night, which one would think would at least generate some interesting nightmare imagery, but no. I'm a little disappointed by that, frankly.

Even more disappointing, I forgot about trying my sleep theory. But that's okay. I woke up twice, both at times that were not significant to me, and both times because I was too hot. So I don't have any results to report for the sleeping experiment yet.

( But I did dream )

Stop me if you've heard this one before.

( The Devil, you say! )

You are the Devil card. The Devil is based on the
figure Pan, Lord of the Dance. The earthy
physicality of the devil breeds lust. The
devil's call to return to primal instincts
often creates conflict in a society in which
many of these instincts must be kept under
control. Challenges posed by our physical
bodies can be overcome by strength in the
mental, emotional, and spiritual realms. Pan is
also a symbol of enjoyment and rules our
material creativity. The devil knows physical
pleasure and how to manipulate the physical
world. Material creativity finds its output in
such things as dance, pottery, gardening, and
sex. The self-actualized person is able to
accept the sensuality and usefulness of the
devil's gifts while remaining in control of any
darker urges. Image from The Stone Tarot deck.
http://hometown.aol.com/newtarotdeck/


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Stop me if you've heard this one before.

( The Devil, you say! )

You are the Devil card. The Devil is based on the
figure Pan, Lord of the Dance. The earthy
physicality of the devil breeds lust. The
devil's call to return to primal instincts
often creates conflict in a society in which
many of these instincts must be kept under
control. Challenges posed by our physical
bodies can be overcome by strength in the
mental, emotional, and spiritual realms. Pan is
also a symbol of enjoyment and rules our
material creativity. The devil knows physical
pleasure and how to manipulate the physical
world. Material creativity finds its output in
such things as dance, pottery, gardening, and
sex. The self-actualized person is able to
accept the sensuality and usefulness of the
devil's gifts while remaining in control of any
darker urges. Image from The Stone Tarot deck.
http://hometown.aol.com/newtarotdeck/


Which Tarot Card Are You?
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Happiness

I have email again!

Happiness

I have email again!