auntblabby wrote:
blooiejagwa wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
i dreamt i was sitting in some middle-aged lady's dining room at the table, the room was all white from floor to ceiling. the lady in the room was a society matron, wearing a black mid-length dress with her hair done up in a 60s style. we were sharing a bottle of some dark wine, and she kept saying it was a prime example of the damage that HAECO CSG processing [pertains in waking life to phonographic audio reproduction] did to the wine, and i stared blankly at her in incomprehension, and asked her what audio had to do with wine. then i awoke.
The strange thing about that dream is that today and yesterday I was having strong fears that ultrasonic devices to keep away pests thst I received from Amazon... I was afraid the soundwaves would affect the drinks (milk and water and tea) and I wanted to unplug them before giving baby milk. But i wouldnt let myself do it as iy seemed irrational.
i'm glad you have good reality-testing there
The thought might have some validity to it.
It was because of that Yashimoto or something scientist, the Japanese lab that tests things with water, crystals, soundwaves, etc.
We visited them (a group of us in my Saudi college who wanted to go and passed the Japanese language and knowledge exam to attend). They did a collaboration with them (the art students did) that the King (who is now senile and the evil prince I mentioned in other posts here, has taken over, and hence the bombing Yemen etc)
had funded or whatever, with Names of God,--that collaboration didn't actually begin then and there in front of me, but it was the beginning of it.
so I had seen presentations and experiments by those Japanese scientists.
About sounds and their effects on water and subsequently our own physiology (blood etc)
And it was very very extensive.
So that's why the ultrasonic thing meant to be unbearable for pests like mice, insects, etc... i felt afraid it might do harm to humans at a more subtle level.
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