I’m transported to a place I have never visited in reality before. It’s nearly twilight, and there are millions of stars above me. I feel like I’m in the most magical place ever. The polar white stars sparkled and shimmered like scattered moon dust in the sky. They glittered in their heavenly finery providing beacons of hope for all the lost souls of the world. The ones furthest away, almost outside the span of human comprehension, were like flashes of pinpricks in a veil of darkness.
I watched the sky like there was snowfall sparkling in outer space and I felt privileged just to be there in that moment of time. I’m watching all this from the top of a high snowy mountain peak when my beautiful vision was unexpectedly shattered. It’s almost as everything occurs in slow motion. I desperately want to stop the tragedy that will unfold before me, but I am rendered helpless. I feel stuck, unable to move and can hear the unsettling beat of my heartbeat pounding alarmingly in my ear.
I watch the scene unfold before me, transfixed to the spot. I observe as 10 planes come crashing together in a pattern of an evening constellation. The Concord, F-15 Eagle, F-22 Raptor, Northrop F-5, Supermarine Spitfire, MiG-23, F-86 Sabre, F-14 Tomcat and the P-51 Mustang all explode before my eyes with a deep booming sound into a fireball that dwarfs any blazing fire that has ever existed. The silence of the mountain was violated as the debris falls to the ground ruining the snow-wreathed mountains; The aftermath of the crash eventually causing a tsunami of snow to rumble down the side of its peaks.
I wake up, unable to forget what just occurred in my dream. The dream was so vivid that I still see the fire like a million dragonflies dancing before my eyes. It haunts me to this day.
Thoughts- they say that dreaming of plane crashes may be a metaphor of some aspect of your life being in danger of ending quickly or unexpectedly. Nothing of that sort took place, which leaves me to believe that maybe not all dream interpretations are true.