Morning of March 27, 2007. Tuesday.

This is a "double-dream"; two dreams at the same time, which is very hard to explain to someone who has not experienced it. For me, two or more dreams at the same time always have different levels of vividness and seem to loosely relate to the variable "splash pulsing" I have always gotten in deeper meditation since earliest memory (which only occurs when using special vocal audio in the background); a bit like standing just outside the doorways of two or more rooms yet being in them at the same time or at least following the events. ("Splash pulsing" is what I call that cyclic mental sound which is variable in volume, distance, and phasing, that directly alters your level of consciousness in meditation. The best way to duplicate one aspect of it is to pull your lips in over your teeth and then quickly pull your mouth apart to make a water-drop-like sound, also described as a more subtle "popping" like a cork by some people I have talked to. Since this solely mental sound aspect has remained the same all my life under the same circumstances, I attribute it to some sort of perception of an internal biological event relative to a change in level of consciousness - I have never "mapped" it because it seems too variable - in the long run, it may just turn out to be the brain incorrectly processing and internally "echoing" environmental ambiance.)

First aligned dream:

First Part: My family and I are walking through a park, which is like a large collection of games set up like various small machines, although parts of the area seem like one large connected game or at least a set to see which ones you win, which will bring up new ones - new machines rising out of the ground, sometimes a small vehicle where you ride to another one or get to quicker than others - although it seems like there is only my family there at the time. Oddly, one vehicle seems to go "into" another at times, creating a uniform composite of the prior two as they go in different directions (usually in a V-shape).

Second Part: We go about playing the games. There are various types. There is a set of vans/trucks/buses(?) going around in a playing field on something that looks like a road map with numbers in different circles in different areas. You have to implement ideas so that they do not crash into each other while going to the circles and "tagging" them (driving over them seems to cause something else to rise in the playing field as they go down). There is also a game that looks like "Hungry Hungry Hippos" but relates to fast food and throwing stuff away (getting the food into the hippos' mouths while somehow discarding the wrappings/containers at the same time, it seems). There is a game involving a plastic octopus, where you have to move the "tentacles" (which are like levers) to bring marbles around from entry points as the octopus moves around to the exit point (without dropping any) on opposite sides of an octagon. There are many more "machine games" including one about blue birds (on levers) dropping eggs into the right nests, but I cannot remember all of them.

Next-to-last Part: The last game we are playing is part of yet another machine. It is set up like a three-by-three grid with hollowed-out areas for marbles to sit in. There are three marbles; black, yellow, and white (although there may be marbles of other colors underneath the playing field). Around the three-by-three grid is a part where the marbles are made to "jump" by clicking some sort of button underneath. To win is to make the marbles fall in various patterns and stay (and the scoring depends on what pattens you make). There is a plastic dome over the game so that you cannot cheat by manual interference.

Ending: I win this last game by getting a diagonal row of three marbles after only about two attempts - you get three attempts (two seem to go in at the same time), and an amazingly happy-sounding musical voice (but seemingly computerized) of a young girl calls out "Won't believe it!" not in a negative sense, but in an "I'm amazed by your skills" sense. At this point, the dream splits more incongruously into the ongoing simultaneous dreams, the "Won't believe it!" from the computer-like voice, the "Womb Palena!" from the "Eternal Girl" in a parallel dream, and a short dream of seeing a musical device echoing very odd buzzing tones (containing fifths) from four different miniature flutes - one on each side of a square object (and creating a four-note melody), two being the same length (for the A note). The note pattern is C > A > C