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My teacher set me up for a vision about five days ago. For openers, he activated my perception of the harmonics of his voice, almost like a feedback loop. For just a few seconds, I heard his voice with more of my mind than usual, making it seem both resonant and odd. Two days later he said, "What your parents did to you is dents in your fender. What you really are is the hum of your engine."

Over the years I've learned to sleep with one ear open, so to speak, like an Indian in the wild west, and when I'm sleeping at the airport before the cabs are sent out of the holding lot to pick up early morning commuters, I wake up to the sound of an engine starting next to my taxicab, meaning the line is beginning to peel out.

On Tuesday morning, when I was waking up to this sound, I had a combination auditory-visual (Vision) I see what amounts to an electronic display, underneath the chassis of something, with a line of yellow-green electronic dashes igniting to the right, then downward in a slight curve, as the car engine next to mine fires up. As that engine dies back (from its initial starter-induced combustion,) the display in my mind retreats to the left, the same way a volume display lights up and retreats on a stereo. Except then with a flourish, the display became six of seven similar displays, one underneath each other, staggered, almost as a demonstration of my mind's virtuoso, however I see on another level of awareness, it is creating multiple displays because multiple taxicabs are starting their engines! (Fin)

There's something in my mind, closely related to the part of me that dreams at night, capable of producing such displays, which I experience as visions. It works at the edge of sleep. It is extraordinarily creative, using precise elements of design, similar to geometric patterns, or Persian rugs, high resolution, frequently breathtaking color, honey-laden sensations, and intelligence.

 
 
 

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