I had another dream last night of the future. (Some background: I've always had dreams and visions of future events, they are not consciously sought, and when I try to do so, I'm severely scolded. A large portion of those dreams and visions have come to pass, others are what might be if certain things are not changed. What I need to know comes to me when I need to know it. Hence I must trust in the universal plan and accept the visions and dreams when they are presented to me. This particular dream has some relevance or significance to others besides myself and I have been told to post it here. Generally I keep them to myself in my dream journal.)
My past dreams of the future have been incredibly catastrophic, however, this one has offered a hopefilled glimpse of things beyond the devastation. I saw a city whose foundations were crumbling, and I was bicycling through it after delivering (of all things) a puppy to a friend. No one lived in the city, but there were tours of the devastation that showed people the 'folly' of mankind. There was a different 'feel' to the people I met and the atmosphere was clean. I stopped to fix my bike, and was met by a newscrew who seemed to know who I was. They were in an 'electric carriage' (there were no combustion engines) that used bio-electric power as did all the motored vehicles, but they were very few. Most people rode bycicles or walked. They wanted me to tell them about the city, what it was like now and why it had been destroyed.
This dream was significant in the fact that we have somehow changed the future. Where my dreams of before, the majority of all remnants of mankind were reduced back to stoneage living and no culture left. The devastation was much worse, and the world was a vast desert. This dream showed forests and green fields growing and taking back the crumbling city. Humanity had preserved culture and green technology, the pollutive technologies were wiped away and the new society cultivated only energies and technologies that were non-destructive. This is a vast difference, and I'm hoping this new vision is the future we will move in to rather than the older dreams of devastation.
