AW: AW: [meteorite-list] New Meteorites Discovered in Australia

From: Martin Altmann <altmann_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sun Jul 16 05:54:50 2006
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Hi Charlie,

and as the Meteoritical Bulletin has no subcategory in their data-sets,
whether a find meteorite was dreamed or there was a helpful foreboding,
I let the finders dream, what they want.
If someone is so excited to have the possibility to recover a meteorite,
why he shouldn't dream about. A coincidence.

But one thing I know for sure, whenever I start to dream about meteorites,
then it's definitely time for a vacation!

Buckleboo!
Martin

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Martin,

Interesting that the stone plays the part it does.
And the Dream? A Big Dream. Thanks for reminding me of it.

BTW, I have no problem accepting the possibility that the gentleman from
Australia was telling the truth. What Mike, and perhaps 99.9% of
listmembers, see as an unfortunate embellishment, I see simply as a
synchronicity.
I'm sure any number of listmembers can elucidate on how naive and
unscientific an opinion I hold, but if the concept was good enough for
Jung and Wolfgang Pauli, then I won't be ashamed to entertain the
notion!
And I'm sure Haag would not have mentioned his own "vivid dream" if it's
coincidence with his discovery of the howardite had not struck him as
"personally significant" at the time. Sometimes it's better to accept
what the universe delivers to you and not worry too much if it does not
conform to current understanding. IMHO.

And Buckleboo! to you too!
Charlie
Received on Sun 16 Jul 2006 05:54:43 AM PDT