Today, I had a dream: it was like a hallucinogenic stargazing experience. Everything was vivid, had a grainy texture like an old television, and seemed to drift as if I were floating. It was the time just before sunset; it wasn't completely dark yet. Strange, incredibly distinct constellations appeared in the sky. It was as if the stars had aligned to form specific shapes. A woman, seemingly in her thirties or forties, approached me. I had seen her before—in another dream. She began telling me about these stars and constellations. The first constellation looked like a cat's ears and eyes. The ears twitched as if listening to something, while the eyes darted back and forth before fixing on me. The second constellation was the head of a Borzoi. The Borzoi looked very guilty. It seemed as though its ears were drooping lower and lower, and its gaze becoming increasingly pitiful. According to the woman, these were constellations rarely seen. They also carried certain esoteric legends because they were in motion—it was said they could foretell one's destiny. After that, the woman left, but I kept gazing at the sky. I began to see the stars scattering and "fleeing" from both constellations, coalescing into a single image: a multitude of eyes that stared at me and blinked. They kept watching me even when I moved in a different direction. Some of the stars also turned multicolored—crimson, violet, yellow... Then, the stars scattered once more.
Another dream, the same woman
I dreamt that I opened the Stellarium app and saw an unknown object moving rapidly. I decided I had to record it on video and figure out what it was later. I ran outside at 3 a.m., walked right into a spiderweb, but kept filming anyway. The object was incredibly fast, crossing the sky from east to west in just 15 to 30 seconds. When it reached the western horizon, it flared up brightly in shades of purple, green, blue, pink, and orange. Then, a jellyfish emerged from that glowing spot—right in front of my house. It wasn't a real jellyfish, though. It looked more like a container. A woman (that woman!) took some items out of it, and then the jellyfish-like shell vanished. Later, I read online that it was an experimental NASA object. But it wasn't entirely artificial. They had attached certain components to a real space object.
I’ve seen this woman in other dreams too, and I can’t figure out who she is...
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