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Last night I had a dream where I was having a party in my living room. I was sitting in a chair and observing the crowd, just feeling comfortable drinking a beer. An unfamiliar Indian (as in, from India) fellow approached me from the side and I remember taking note that he was not one of the invited guests. He was dressed rather formally, sort of like a butler, and he leaned over me heavily – not touching me but definitely giving the impression of weight.

He looked down into my eyes and whispered: “Do you know that there is a spirit in your hallway?” I turned towards the stairway right at the front door of our house and saw the head of a dark creature beneath a mirror. His body blended in with the coats hung up on the wall and he sorta reminded me of an insect or the strange rabbit creature from Donnie Darko.

(This picture is of a carboard piece of artwork @ Holy Mountain, a club I spent most of my time at today).

In the dream, I immediately panicked when I saw the entity at the bottom of the stairs and ended up waking myself by saying outloud ‘get him outta here. Get him outta here!” When I woke up my body felt a little paralyzed and my mouth parched. I had the lingering feeling that the Indian man and the creature were one and the same – it felt strangely like that part in David Lynch’s Lost Highway where Robert Blake walks up to that guy and says ‘im in your house. call me’.

Also, I wonder now if the ‘Indian’ from India was actually a sunconcious play on words and in fact was a Native American).

Anyway, the weirdest part about this is that this place in the house that I dreamt about is the same spot where Amber ACTUALLY saw a dark creature seem to float up the stairs. This morning I took some pictures of the spot and opened the front door and asked whatever it was to leave. How do tell a spirit that ‘dude, you’re not on the guestlist?’

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