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Born On A Monday

Date: 2-Jun-2018/9:56+3:00

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Characters: me, man

I was speaking with a friendly-seeming man, right after I'd fallen asleep at a rest stop outside of Charleston, in South Carolina. I was aware of that fact.
me: "I know exactly where my body is.  I just fell asleep.  It's at a rest stop outside of Charleston, in South Carolina."
man: "Yup."
me: "Thanks for being friendly. Can you provide any insight into why people attack me in dreams?"
man: "They are paid to do it."
me: "Who pays them?"
man: "People who are jealous of you--using their parents money, most likely.  But it's pointless for them to do it."
He paused to find a way to phrase what he wanted to say.
man: "Look at it this way: You were born on a Monday."
me: "What?"
man: "What I mean is, you can't change the day you were born on, and you couldn't have been born on any other day.  Everything that happens is according to a schematic.  You were designed, according to an equation.  It's not an equation you understand, but an equation nonetheless.  You are God's Alpha child, and these emerging phenomena are no accident."
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Marking as verified, as I did recite my location accurately AND was--indeed born on a Monday--and did not know that. Admittedly, that's a 1 in 7 chance (though according to this, not chance at all).
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