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I watched that movie last night, and it really touched me deeply.
In the film, which is based on the true story, the entire crew of a professional fishing boat gets capsized at sea during the most horrific dual-hurricane in generations, and all the members of the crew drown. The cast includes George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg and Diane Lane.
Diane Lane plays Mark Wahlberg's love back on shore, and she hears his projections in her dream that night, when he was the last member of the crew floating out in the Atlantic in giant 60-foot swells, as he says "There is no end, there is only love, and I'll always love you."
Mark's mother hears Diane explaining her dream, and she says "I love your dream" and clutches Diane's hand.
It brought to mind a wonderful dream I had recently, where I was riding in the cab of a big truck my brother was driving. I was just so proud of him as he manned the controls and clutched that giant steering wheel, and he enjoyed my presence; it soothed him. We weren't saying a word, just basking in each other's company.
I then had to say: "Well, you're looking really well, really healthy! How's that cancer thing going?"
and he said: "There you go again, spoiling a perfectly good thing with a stupid question."
I then realized that I was visiting him on the other side. Unlike previous dreams, where I freaked out and woke up, this time I stayed under, in unconsciousness, and it felt really good.
We having nothing to fear, folks.
In the film, which is based on the true story, the entire crew of a professional fishing boat gets capsized at sea during the most horrific dual-hurricane in generations, and all the members of the crew drown. The cast includes George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg and Diane Lane.
Diane Lane plays Mark Wahlberg's love back on shore, and she hears his projections in her dream that night, when he was the last member of the crew floating out in the Atlantic in giant 60-foot swells, as he says "There is no end, there is only love, and I'll always love you."
Mark's mother hears Diane explaining her dream, and she says "I love your dream" and clutches Diane's hand.
It brought to mind a wonderful dream I had recently, where I was riding in the cab of a big truck my brother was driving. I was just so proud of him as he manned the controls and clutched that giant steering wheel, and he enjoyed my presence; it soothed him. We weren't saying a word, just basking in each other's company.
I then had to say: "Well, you're looking really well, really healthy! How's that cancer thing going?"
and he said: "There you go again, spoiling a perfectly good thing with a stupid question."
I then realized that I was visiting him on the other side. Unlike previous dreams, where I freaked out and woke up, this time I stayed under, in unconsciousness, and it felt really good.
We having nothing to fear, folks.
Wonderful blessing you received.
I just loved hearing "There you go again, spoiling a perfectly good moment with a silly question". That was SOOO my brother. I have no doubt we were communicating there in our "astro travels", in each other's dreams, and it felt SOOO good.