Last night I dreamed that I was startled by helecopter planes (8-9) flying above me toward the ocean. A fire truck was racing directly toward the beach. Many people were around and we realized this was crazy, that there was a tsunami coming in. I could see it. It was terrifying.

Somehow I was on a bus which was racing away from the scene, but there was so much traffic congestion that the bus could not get through.  There was a moment of hope when I though we were on a highway leading fast enough away but a voice was saying, no, it is hopeless, this road is not far enough away.

I may be confusing the sequence of time or who I was (I could have been several different people). I remember being in the street telling people, we must get higher NOW. A woman in a doorway seemed oblivious. Although the cars and vehicles were all crowded and trying to move away in the same direction.

The whole time I could see the tsunami coming so quickly and I was running, moving during the entire dream trying to escape.

I looked in doors as I ran along the street for a likely place to climb higher, but this town looked simple and poor.  There was no place to run in and jump in an elevator and I couldn't even find a place with stairs. I kept running in the street.

I turned a corner and it was nothing but mud.  My feet were sinking into it and I found myself crawling on my hands and knees with all my might trying to move forward. Every time I looked back in this dream the tsunami was racing forward and directly behind me. I was not feeling fear exactly, but just the inevitability of this incredibly powerful wave which was coming. I could see it in great detail.

I realized I could not move fast enough and I would surely die. My mind was preparing itself for death. I was crawling in this muddy sidestreet and I was telling myself, okay, I will accept this death. I will stop fighting when the water hits me. I will try to die quickly.

That's all. There was a part of me during this entire dream which seemed to be an observer. And again, like some other dreams I've had, I seemed to be more than one person because the sequence seemed to shift from perspective to perspective.

In fact, I am sure that when I was about to die I was a man. When I think back, it felt like a male personality, but, like I said, I don't know if I was split into fragments in this dream. There was a feeling of fear throughout, but also an observant quality to it.

On waking, no emotional residue, as in nightmares where you wake with the feelings you may have been experiencing, relieved that it was just a dream. I felt impartial. Mostly I remember that despite the terror and chaos, the tsunami itself was absolutely beautiful to look at, from an impartial observer's point of view. The colors in it were vivid. The wave was a beautiful sparkling blue and white. The town, people, and all concerned seemed in shades of brown, and almost "unnatural" in comparison to this huge perfect wave.

love, blink

Maybe you were tuning into the huge tsunami that devastated the asia pacific at the end of 2005? 150 000 people died. esp. since you described that the setting you were in seemed like a poor community.

Okay--- coincidence???

This past week, I think Tuesday, I dreamed: I was in a Victorian style home up on the second floor.  The room I was in was very large (Maybe 18X18 ft) and had a table in-between two windows.  The curtains were bedroom curtains, held back with tie-backs.  The bed was to the right of the table.  At the table, I was sitting with two other women.  Once was a participant from TMI Guidelines who lives in the San Francisco area of California.  I don't recall who the other lady was.  We three were looking out the window and noticed construction down below us.  As I looked out the window to over my right shoulder I noticed  the street was curbed by a body of water on the opposite side. When I looked down at the construction, there were men with yellow hard hats, backhoes, caterpillar tractor and a huge tarp blocking off part of the view of the ocean.  Suddenly, we three ladies noticed a panic in the street below us as the men started to fall to the ground. As we continued looking, a huge wave came in toward us in a horse shoe shape, towering over the tarp and crashing down up over the house.  I said to the ladies, "Hold on. Here we go" The house was moved off its foundation and the water poured into the windows.  I and the other ladies slid toward the doorway in our chairs.  I thought to my self -- this is a tsunami.   
Then I woke up.

Hi,

Blink and Identcat, I wonder if looking out the window of the Victorian era home represents  a past viewpoint or a past situation.
I also had a dream like that, shortly after coming here, but it was Mair's second floor apartment and there was also then some trouble down on the street , I don't remember what. (When I checked with Mair she didn't recognize the place.)

Bets

I think it was back in 2003 just when I got to san diego (only 20 or so miles inland) I had a dream of driving through water logged streets, where the water came up to the doors as it flooded in, but people kept driving as the warning sirens sounded. in the dream san diego had installed these sirens for early detection.
the thing about it was the water receded back into the ocean; every two hours or so it would rush onland again and thats when the sirens sounded. business shops were getting their floors ruined.

nobody was too excited though, but people were leaving town. including me, on foot with my daughters. then the loudspeaker came on. it said "THE CHOICE IS YOURS TO TAKE A CHANCE OR LEAVE. NO ONE IS REQUIRED TO LEAVE! (assuming that the town thought this was temporary)
well, I never liked san diego much anyway. just following the kids around. I'd really hate to say this is precognition.
my daughter also dreamed of a huge wave.
I have to say from studying precognitive dreams that the dream is more stupendous and dramatic than the reality of the situation when it does actually manifest. this just my private observation.
since I was a mermaid in another life, I'm not really worried!

love, alysia

Hi Blink and identicat and aylsia This reminds me of the dream i had of a tidal wave hitting japan as lots of people died and there was a lot of caouis and people screaming.

Love and God bless    Love juditha