Fishes in the sea

Ruth

The Living Force
This was a very short, very odd dream I had on 4th Jan 2016.

I was in a submarine. Not a military one, more like one of those research/scientific explorer types. Very small, pod like, with good visibility all round. Glass surrounded me and I could look out into the sea.

In the sea, I saw a large school of fish, they were very peaceful, graceful and beautiful. The environment around them was calm. I saw the faces of my brother, his partner and my niece on those fishes and I thought. Wow! I'd like to be like them. What a great life they have, being part of a school of fishes, and they look so happy and content, too - not to mention busy and productive in a way that fishes are. Mother Nature at it's best, and I wanted to be a part of that.

At the same time, I was aware that there were predators about (in the sea) and also underwater conditions that were less than hospitable and potentially quite hazardous.

I became aware that the air in the submarine was running out. It felt ironic to me that I had a choice. I could either suffocate due to lack of oxygen in my underwater vehicle, or join the 'fishes in the sea' and potentially suffocate there (drown). I don't have gills, and I felt very sure that I didn't want to be a fish.
 
You might already know this, but this is my interpretation. You're sheltered now and under the Law of Exception. You see the school of fish, which is daily sleepy life under the General Law. There is a desire to go back to sleep among the masses. But you're running out of air (maybe knowledge or life), and it will be a tough choice.

Sounds like a rock and a hard place. It seems certain that the vessel will be inhospitable, but it is not certain that being among the fish would spell disaster. Maybe there is something out there that is unknown, some air pockets or divers? Maybe just some faith is needed, in that both choices are difficult. Hope I'm not reading too much into it, but wanted to throw out some thoughts on it. Maybe someone else has a different interpretation.
 
Interesting, because both myself and my brother's family are underwater, so in a way we are all subject to it's influence (under general law?). The only difference is how we chose to interact with it. Definitely true about 'a rock and a hard place'. I guess we all go to where we 'fit', but have to leave when an environment becomes too inhospitable. Much of that depends on the choices we make while we are there, I suppose.
 
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