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What do I desire, the obvious things most obviously for one, like enjoying life more than I do now, conquering my inner demons (the ones that do, or I allow to, negatively affect my life strongly). Part of me desires a simple life of modesty and family (nothing simple about family life but you know what i mean right?) But part of me knows that I will die a little dissappointed if I don't become something grand in some way shape or form, if I don't do something really special (at least to me) with my personal talents and gifts, be all of this aquiring fame and fortune and or helping people either in great mass or just very deeply. Some of it is egotistical desire, but it is fueled by knowledge of my potential. I'd like to find my place, where I can be productive and happy. Ultimately though, I would like to ascend to a higher conciousness, unlock the vast potential of my mind and this reality. I desire to fly, to be endowed with super hero like powers perhaps, to find the ultimate answers, those grandiose types of things. Last night I dreamt a dream with a theme that appears no where near enough, I was Superman (that one was specific but others include great power), but it was a dark and disturbing dream on some levels like most of mine are. The part I remember the most is the end where I went kind of nuts, there was another Superman of sorts and I was fighting him, I destroyed a castle or brick building of some sort tossing half of it at this person, but he kept coming, I would beat him down, and he kept coming, finally I shot into the sky (I get tingles when I'm so lucky to have that in a dream) but it was a dark and clouded sky, and he followed but I shot faster and said fuck it, I'm leaving, at first when I broke through the atmosphere I choked on nothin, then I soared on, but the scary part came when I looked back and didn't know where earth was, unfortunately I woke up somewhere around there. There are lots of ways to interpret such a dream, fighting demons, running from them, ending up lost and more confused and frightened than you started, I don't know, but I loved it. I hope I answered your question, the answer was off the top of my head so there may be more, I'm sure there is but, I got the gist of it.
"The Greatest Enemy of Knowledge is Not Ignorance, It is the ILLUSION of Knowledge. Stephen Hawking"
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