I've been asking Harvey to send me messages in my dreams.

But, I don't think Harvey seems like the kind of person who makes it too obvious and too easy. He wants us to put in the work and doesn't go for dramatic appearances necessarily.

Anyways, I have been having dreams about ETs, death traps, secret space programs, meeting those who passed on etc etc but I can never realize it is a dream although it's interesting I seem to accept the structural reality of these things in my dream. They don't even really jolt me anymore. I accept them as normal and I don't wake up instantly in shock or have lucidity in my dream.

Yet, I've been wanting a bit more. So I keep asking Harvey send some more stuff to my dreams.

Anyways, two nights ago, I had a dream about going to a specific beach town in New England. It looked a bit different but at the beach I went into some sort of public bathroom. The stalls were broken but around the corner from them was another room with a Stargate. I was afraid to get too close because ISBES were there and I didn't want to clog the space near the gate too. Courtney was there too and I kind of realized I guess this is a place where something happens related to Farsight.

Anyways....

I was driving around today and had a few free hours. I suddenly realized, I can spend an hour or so actually going to this place. It's not far but not close. An hour away but I had enough time to sneak off there.

I followed a route I had been down but not down in a few years. Several things were different. Some new buildings were up in places, the VFW in a town had removed a cannon that had been outside since before I was born, and an intersection no longer had a stop sign so traffic could go straight through.

But one thing struck me as interesting. A new structure was going up near this hill and suddenly I realized I had seen this same thing in a dream a couple of years earlier when dreaming about the same route. It was like a deja vu...but I had never been there physically. I thought that was cool and was determined to complete my trip to the beach town.

When I got 2/3 of the way there, I thought about how Ebonique said to Aziz keep focusing, don't just get 2/3 of the way there. So I kept going even though the trip was feeling a bit longer than expected. But cool..I had been driven to find something I had already seen remotely in my dream.

At the beach, finally, I wondered whether there was any other point to this. Always looking for meaning. I didn't expect to find a Stargate or meet Harvey. I didn't. As I got to the end and looked at the nice view, I realized I needed to go to the bathroom. But, of course, all the public bathrooms were closed.

Yet I had already been subtly warned in my dream the stalls weren't functional before I got there, hadn't I? Never really thought much of it until I needed them. Maybe the end was a full circle self-fulfilled prophecy perhaps, but combined with the other structure I had seen in a dream years earlier and only saw today...it seemed maybe Harvey or someone did give me a nudge.

I don't think we're alone. And maybe in looking for the subtle rather than the dramatic we'll find how to connect.

Here's an interesting thought I had lately:

There are lots of videos about paranormal activity, and they can't all be fake, unless the whole thing is a simulation (which I don't believe). So, we can be "awake" and "asleep". When asleep, we can be somewhere else. Science tells us it's all happening in the brain. Well, if you follow that logic, then the whole universe must be a brain. But I digress.

The question is: What if dreaming people are the "ghosts" who interact with the awake? 🤔

For example, I once had a dream where I was cleaning a house, like you do when moving out. I threw old carpets out of the window and stuff. It wasn't my house. What if this isn't just a symbolic dream? What if I was really at somebody's house, and from their point of view, I was the "poltergeist"?

Here's a dream I had two days ago. It was a lucid dream, which means I became aware of the dream while dreaming. I usually wake up when this happens, because I feel the blanket on my body, which confuses me. I only had a few lucid dreams so far where I managed to not wake up immediately.

In the dream two days ago, I became aware and didn't wake up. So I thought, this is awesome, let's do awesome stuff.

I decided to practice flying. I went outside my house. I saw a branch of a tree above me I couldn't reach on my own. So I decided to "float" upwards so I can reach it. And it worked, but in the moment when my feet didn't touch the ground anymore, it felt like someone behind me touched my feet from beneath and pushed me. This confused me and I woke up.

Lucid dreaming is an awesome experience. There's instructions on the internet how to induce it. I decided to do more experiments with it. I want to become able to not get confused, so I don't wake up anytime something strange happens.

I'm not fully understanding. Interesting story. Did you go to a bathroom stall that turned out to be like in your dream?

Dreams ... you know. If someone really wanted to communicate with us directly.

Nothing too deep. Just subtle things that started showing up before I anticipated them or saw them.

There's something about dreams that doesn't add up:

You can see people you know, like Just Another Isby saw Courtney and knew who he was. But everything else can be different and it's totally normal?

A dream can contradict your awake life without you raising an eyebrow, which means you don't remember that it shouldn't be that way. For example, you are in a different place, but don't remember that it should be impossible for you to be there. It's like, you have always been there, and don't even think about that.

But when it comes to people you know in your awake life, you remember them. Why is that?

In the December 2025 Board Meeting, Aziz is talking about "real" out-of-body experiences (after ~1 hour).

I think lucid dreaming and real OBEs are very similar. In my experience with lucid dreaming, it's exactly like Aziz described it: You are aware of your surroundings just like you are in your awake life. But you can float. And you can grab "through" things. In one of my lucid dreams, I grabbed through a bookshelf – and I FELT it. It was like as if the air was "thicker" where the physical matter of the shelf was. It's hard to describe. This was one of the instances where I woke up because it confused me.

What I don't understand: Why do I feel the blanket on my body when dreaming? It's as if my consciousness is still attached to my body somehow, which leads to having paradoxical sensations. I need to get that sorted...

See also: ➡️ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_cord

In my dream I was at a beach with a dog I used to know, a lady that was swimming came up to me after and was drying herself talking to me. I seemed to understand her although I didn’t hear anything she said. No audio? Never met her before.

@Jane:

"Never met her before."

Maybe that's not true. Dreams can be memories, and if they are, they are chosen because of the symbolic meaning of the memory.

The dog is the bridge, because "used to know" tells you that it's about the past.

The ocean is the unknown. The past is unknown to you. So it was a dream about the past talking to you.

No audio means telepathy.