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0:00 Very good night to you all and be welcome. To accounts of the dark side, he has probably ever had a dream that upsets him a dream that seemed very unusual in accounts of the dark side. We are fortunate that people in the audience often share experiences they have had, and many of those experiences have to do with dreams, and many of those experiences have unique characteristics that make them very different from everything we have ever heard when we talk about dreams, because they have characteristics that give them, on the one hand, an unusual appearance, but, on the other hand, a real component, either premonitory, either of unknown information, that is, a kind of clairvoyance or nyrica, or they have characteristics like being progressive cyclic in which a dream is giving way to another dream and this in turn to another dream. Some of them even have characteristics of a story that gradually settles. With a dream something is brought, another dream brings something else and suddenly all that is amalgamated into one reality. And that' s what' s come to our attention.

1:34 He' d like to know about these cases. Join me We begin stories from the dark side for strange beings, unexplained events, family diversities stories that other minds prefer to ignore. The first case I' m going to talk to you about is Issy' s. She lives in peace, Bolivia, in nineteen hundred and ninety- three and is a person who has children, a job a very prosperous way of life and although she is a person who has had a number of situations in her life. Right now, in nineteen hundred and ninety- three, things are going very well. It is a great job with a great salary in a very nice place of peace in Bolivia, from where you can see everything very well is in the upper part.

2:50 He is a person who also has a different physiognomy, since he comes from Argentina and from an inheritance of people of clear complexion and clear eyes. Everything ' s going very well, except health. She begins to suffer from a series of internal problems that lead to a thing called endometrial cancer, something very aggressive and requiring delicate treatment. She has at some point suffered bleeding and situations that have led her to be in an operating room and in a situation of risk. But, of course, since he has a demanding job, with an excellent salary, with many occupations with the boys, with all that is neglecting him and neglecting him until that day. That day. Hemorrhage is such violence that he is very soon losing consciousness and is very soon in an operating room where he is emergency intervention. There' s no more. It' s emergency intervention and blood' s still flowing. That' s a very dramatic case. He' s made it through. Yes, yes, it is a fact that survives and is channeled with an oncologist, because even when some organs have been removed from the body, the reality is that there is still a very great risk that the cancer has expanded and, as a result, now resurfaces in other organs and progresses in a more aggressive way. So

4:25 he' s gonna find the oncologist when he' s about to leave the hospital. However, it informs you that well, that it has been providential, that it has been able to survive and that it must bear in mind that due to the series of transfusions that they made, it has a variant of its blood type. During the process in urgency, she has been injected with so much blood that she has practically no more of her own. They ' ve put new blood in it. That doesn' t seem to be much of a tour. And you, right now from Irabu, and that thing that has to do well leaves the hospital. It starts with your life.

5:09 A little weakened, a little assisted with some help. And that' s when dreams begin. At first it seemed like just that dreams. But very soon that begins to change. And here I begin to change, because, in addition to dreams, these episodes begin in which you are experiencing things that do not seem to be hers. Suddenly, in the middle of a dream, you find yourself in a distant place, in a house you don ' t know, with some people you don' t know and in fact, you can identify that it' s a family in some rural area and you can see your hands and it' s not your hands. These are the hands of a young man, of some boy, and they are the hands of a person who has worked the field. They feel rough, they are very strong, and they are toasted by the sun. At a certain point you touch your head and notice that the hair is very short. The dream is changing as the days pass and every time you dream it again, you discover that in this dream, in this day, in this night, when you are sleeping, you already know something more the first night you dream it does not even know where they are and who it is. But as the days go by, every time you identify a person the name, what

6:41 it' s called who it is. He knows everything He knows where things are. Listen to those people talk, they identify the voices. But all this in a sequence of dreams that are causing him a very rare sensation, because, besides all, in those rare dreams that he is having, the people that are there speak in Aimara, which is a local language, a way to communicate between original groups in this region of South America, specifically in Bolivia, and she has never spoken to Imara, but she has heard it.

7:23 You know how it sounds. He' s been living there for years. So you know how it sounds, you know how it' s pronounced. You' ve heard it, but suddenly, in this dream it' s not just hearing it you understand. That is truly alarming, because these dreams, as they become progressive and identify everything. He sees situations in everyday life, such as the day- to- day gathering of a llama calf that has died and is buried or daily activities, things that do not seem to be the great tragedy or the great situation, but rather the day- to- day gathering of a group of people who live up there, in some locality, but this also goes on to add to another series of effects, otherwise unusual situations such as walking down the street and suddenly a smell, waking him up, a curiosity or a need to approach him, crisping the nerves, because let me tell him that this is a person who studies in a university, who lives in a nice house, in a beautiful area, who had an elegant job, who had a lot of money for that job, and suddenly walking down a street just in front of a shrimp, a business that sells chicha, which is an alcoholic drink from there very popular, but at the same time, in these places where it is sold are a

8:54 little as bad note, as for people who drink in bad places. She had never stood in one of these and yet the smell is amazingly pleasing to her, but that is not the problem. Actually, the problem is that all his life he was an overly choking person. That one couldn' t stand the bad smells. He could not bear, for example, the smell of meat, of fish, of chicken in a market place. It was unbearable for her a meal that smelled a lot, a place where she would cook like that with fat and things she couldn' t stand. He was a delicate person in that sense. The smells upset her a lot. And suddenly she is surprised because one day she walks on a street and follows a kind of trail, something that takes her to a neighborhood, to a neighborhood by the way, that is very far away from any area where she was, a poor neighborhood within the peace city itself, a neighborhood where there are small businesses that sell food and stuff and people stay watching her because, besides, this person completely dissensioned as she is a foreigner, dissension with the people of this community and, on the other hand, there are no tourists here.

10:05 This is completely out of the tourist area and of course, when she gets there, she herself is surprised what she is doing there. And the worst of all is that you sit at a table at one of these stalls and serve a bowl with an incredibly spicy weird soup, with lots of fat and stuff and that eats it with real pleasure. It' s a typical local food. She' s never eaten it, because it' s a very personal thing. From there and let me tell you that if you don ' t have your stomach used to it, you' re probably going to like it very badly, and in fact, she really liked it, because it' s regional food, it' s like in Mexico. If you come to Mexico and order tacos and put a bath sauce, prepare yourself because you will surely go to a clinic or some doctor, because it will feel very bad. On the other hand, the people we live here have no problem with that and the same thing that happens to them there. But she was never a person who could do that. And besides, suddenly come not only dreams in the night, those sleeping where it repeats and progresses and progresses, but in broad daylight he walks down a street and comes with a kind of flashback, with a kind of memory of something she has never seen.

11:24 They were stalling a calf or one I don' t know a sheep. Something they were doing and they' re cutting it off and she' s like she' s watching it until it composes her and says what this is. This is leading to a very harsh, very disturbing situation. One day he visits the market where he has always gone with some people he knows and in the talk he makes him the person who is caring for him, a lady who is having him, asks him the classic question, how you follow. Well, well, alas with some very strange things. I' ve had some weird things happen to me. Like what, because suddenly I have these as dreams. Dreams how strange, why not go with the calamaya, what the calaguaya to the doctor. Turns out there' s this kind of healer shaman they call Calawaya, and in that market there was someone who did that, so he says well, because they go there, they sit down.

12:18 That man approaches his sights, talks in a moment and tells him to spit in my hand, he does it and that guy rubs and says don ' t worry you' re going to be fine. You have young blood and you laugh you' re gonna be fine. Nothing' s gonna happen to you. That left her with a strange feeling, obviously young blood. She was a woman of about fifty at the time forty- something, at least, and this young woman with young blood I don' t know what, I don' t know how much. Well, that man suggests to you a series of meals that, by the way, are not of his displeasure and a series of brews with herbs and natural things. If you infusion mainly to the point where it improves significantly. And you' ll wonder where all that came from and you know you found an answer. In that region of Bolivia, specifically in the big capital, peace is often done with this blood thing. Young people, conscripts, those who go to military service, recruits and others usually go to donate blood for a reason, because in doing so they get a day' s leave to do whatever they want, a day' s leave in exchange for going to donate blood. The vast majority of these conscripts and young recruits are young people and many of them come from

13:48 remote communities. Exactly like the young man she dreamed of, she could never know if that boy had actually died or not. When she was talking to her mother, the young lady later told her that there was the theory of cellular memory, where certain cells retain memories of past situations. But that wouldn ' t explain why. Dreams. But these dreams had that peculiar characteristic that, over time, already those people who were totally unknown to him now already had a name and now he understood what he was saying and also, he had inherited tastes from a person like that person from dreams. Exactly like that, that was the kind of person who would go to that restaurant to eat that traditional food and she found it sensational at the time. Over time.

14:46 It was dissipating. It was dissipating. Evidently, the body was assimilated and dreams were dissipated not before having a curious detail. He learned to speak the imam without needing anyone to teach it to him, only through dreams. What would you think of coincidences. You and I both know that in the realm of the paranormal there is no such thing as chance. If anything unknown. Now let me take you to Peru, where you are only going to call you ah and a series of strange situations occur. The first thing is that, from an early childhood there were always these dreams, rare dreams that seemed somehow to make sense between them. They weren' t completely separate situations, like dreams were concatenating. It wasn' t the same dream, it wasn ' t the same situation. One of those dreams in particular, which has attracted the most attention, occurs at some point near high school, probably about eleven or twelve years. In that dream ah sees a place where there is an Afro- descendant person, a dark tea person along with a girl and

16:22 they are washing clothes in a kind of big jar and they are talking. It' s a nice scene, although it' s not about mother and daughter, since the girl is a clear test person. It' s a nice relationship. Suddenly, in that same vision, at that very moment, you can see a landscape, and it is a very beautiful landscape. There is a very wide field, opposite, very spacious, full of light. The dream is repeated a couple of times with the same configuration, even with these small fingers of light, the tub, the house, the Afro- descendant person. That' s all coming together. The dream passes the time and then a different dream occurs. In this dream there are people in black and white. It' s funny, but it' s a dream where everyone' s in black and white, except for a. In this dream there is a man who is talking livelyly, is talking something, when suddenly he collapses and falls to the ground, lifts him up and tries to revive him, but there is nothing. He' s dead. Then comes another dream. In this other dream, ah you are walking down the street with your mother. They go very quietly hand in hand, very at ease, when suddenly there appears a tall girl of about twelve years of thinness, very

17:55 thin that follows them apparently the mother of ah does not notice this person, but there is that person who comes walking. The fact is that, at a certain point, this little girl comes forward, stands in front of her and tells her it' s already, it' s time, now, you have to go home at that moment. The answer, obviously, is no. I don' t know what you' re calling me or what you' re talking about. I have in my house and in my house it is elsewhere, I do not know who you are, but this dream, among other things, is repeated, but with a variant. The next time, this girl is accompanied by a woman holding that woman' s hand and the message is the same. It' s time for you to come home. The answer, obviously is I have a house, I live in my house with my family and I live there I don' t know who you are. This image is given in a precise environment, with well- known images, with places, acquaintances, door sites. Everything is right, except these two people who in theory are not known to. But then comes the other dream and in this dream again appears the tall girl, the one who holds and jalonea saying it is time to go and then against the will.

19:29 Or whatever, the fact is that it changes the scene of this everyday place, of these everyday streets, of this area of daily commerce and suddenly it is in a completely different place, but it is not unknown to it for a simple reason, because it is the place where it has always dreamed of the Afro- descendant woman who washes clothes with the girl. Everything closes in the same cycle those dreams that I saw someone suddenly come back and it ' s already there. Of course, when she realizes what is involved and all this that is happening in the dream, she refuses to stay and, as a consequence, immediately within the dream, returns to the place where she was, where the shops, the houses and everything that was familiar to her.

20:22 What I had dreamed of memories of a past life. Perhaps the answer would be in what he found years later, while he looked around on the Facebook pages, or I don' t know where he appeared in a photograph that was extraordinarily familiar to him. While he was looking at the photograph, he was able to read the description and something else. Within that black- and- white image were several people. One of those present in that photograph was the man who had dreamed of the one who had fallen dead. Suddenly, that was a brother of a famous painter or writer who had died in the 19th century. And casually in photography there was also an Afro- descendant person, so all dreams were related to what would seem to be a memory of past lives, and there were other equally rare and unusual dreams. In the two thousand and fifteen he dreamed of a terrible thing. He dreamed of a woman who lives with two children quietly at home. The kids go to school. It' s an old, white, very pretty house that you don' t know in your conscience. She' s never seen her, but every time she wakes up she remembers the house clearly. Even though he has never seen it, he remembers it, but every time the dream has variants, and one of those variants is that, on one occasion, women

21:53 and children are killed in a very harsh way, in a very ugly way apparently the father of these creatures, who was a man who had another life and who was looking to get rid of it in some way. He does all this, hires criminals who kill his wife and the two kids. The woman is given very particular wounds that are marked in her memory in that dream. In his mind it is very clear the memory of those wounds and he knows that the next morning, exactly where those wounds had been inflicted, he had the physical memory, the physical pain that lasted for a long time, that pain exactly where in his dream he had seen that. It didn' t seem to relate that other sequence of dreams to the first dreams, those that were being integrated and correlated, or maybe it was the same person, and for many these kinds of dreams would be essentially memories of past lives.

23:08 According to what she interprets herself, these dreams may have been a sequence of events in another existence, in another life, if there is such a thing as reincarnation, She would have been the child who plays alongside the Afro- descending person and then evolves and participates in something where the man who must have been somehow related dies and then becomes the woman who finds death tragically, then returns as he is now and with those memories that do not belong to him, but that at some point lived little by little. It' s not creepy that all of a sudden for some programming error. Or you' ll know that we remember things from a past life, I can' t assure you that they' re your own. There are those who believe in reincarnation, there are those who do not believe it. But what could be happening would also be a memory that is not ours, but we have somehow assimilated the memory of someone' s atrocious something that happened so strong, that it was permeated somewhere and we begin to dream it, because it is the clearest, simplest way in which we can perceive that paranormal environment, since during consciousness our conscious plenary cannot. But there, there, yes, in dreams,

24:40 what do you think now let me take you to Sara. Sara was always a special person. And when I say special, I mean that I was a person who had these special abilities since I was a child, I had these rare abs that were sometimes shocking, because since I was a child I was playing with a child and I was a nail and dirt, except that I was an imaginary friend. Everyone said that, but she saw her very real, so real that when she walked, she went with her, when she came in somewhere, she went with her. And so on. But on top of that, this creature he played so much with not only knew small details of his life' s life, but in general, of the whole family and knew things that were far beyond what Sarah herself might know.

25:49 She had knowledge of relatives she' d never seen before and things like that surprised everyone. But the problem doesn' t end anymore. The problem is that this little girl I was playing with was always very close. And when Sara came to her mom and told Mom the girl this, the girl the other thing, the mom told her to tell her to go where God is, tell her to leave now, not to be here anymore and she would put a sad face on the mom and then she would go and say that to the girl, but the girl wouldn' t leave. They were still there, even on one occasion that Sara became very ill with a very ugly gravity and went to the hospital. That girl went with her and being there, she told her not to go to the treatments anymore, not anymore, not because she was going to get sick worse as if she knew something more total. The fact is that one good day she talks to her mom, this girl who at that time would have to three years, four, and tells her that she will no longer go to the hospital, that she will heal herself, that she will compose herself. When the mom tells her who told you that, the girl told me and she did. I' m not sure if she hasn' t been taken back, but she' s cured. The girl had a strange secret. That' s why I tell you a little bit later, because not everything was unconscious, there were also

27:21 these dreams, and these dreams were very alive, very clear, with another little girl, smaller, but she looked a lot like her and in fact, in those dreams they played, they had fun and there were many things as time goes by, this same situation was mixed with their own reality, but no longer with the girl. After being cured, after leaving the hospital and all that, the girl left, but Sara continued to have these strange encounters, as when she went to live in a new house. He had married, had a small party, and went to live in a house.

28:03 And it' s in this house that weird dreams start again. And strange dreams were not only strange dreams, but were perfectly identifiable. There were two women, one of them was a woman dressed in black difficult to know from what time she was a tall woman wearing like a veil, the other was probably a woman from an original village, dressed in different, very simple clothes. But both women appeared in their dreams, talked to him, told him things. And another very ugly thing is that there were a lot of frights in the house. The house had been some kind of rent or something from her mother- in- law. Her mother- in- law had given them that house to live there She the children her husband, but since they arrived they began to experience very strange things. All this was mixed with these rare dreams, with these strange situations, n or the ugly accidents. The little girl, very small in the cradle, did not move from the cradle of being there acostadita was hurt when she dropped a furniture that, for some reason, flew out and the dreams returned the dreams of those women of these strange things and everything seemed crazy until one good day, the mother- in - law confessed something when she built the house. While digging for foundation they found human remains. The human remains corresponded to a person because one could not

29:37 know what it was. It was an arm with a bracelet, with a black fabric and someone with a thick blanket like rough, nothing more eskeletal could be known, but the dreams corresponded perfectly with those clothes and the bracelet. The bones had been buried in the backyard in the middle of a sort of firm, something had been done there to remove problems and because the mason said that that made the constructions more resistant. That' s right, there were the bones and why everything was so weird. Well, we have to go back a little bit in Sara' s story and that' s where the key to all this point number is. A year later, while collecting things and keeping documents from a house that were going to leave the whole family, Sara found her birth certificate. It' s not his birth certificate, it ' s the report of the doctor who gave birth service. The doctor who received Sara wrote down in a small leaf that Sara had come into the world accompanied by a product that was born dead, that is, a creature that was born dead, size girl. Very little Sara survived. She had been born prematurely, but her sister Gemela did not manage to overwhelm herself enough and had died before that presence was born. I had been with her a long

31:08 time, but there was also another detail. These characteristics that made Sara so special, that allowed her to dream and perceive an unreal world, derived from her own death. Sara, being very small, suffered an episode of asphyxiation. Something stuck in his throat or something happened. The fact is that he stopped breathing, turned blue, stopped beating his heart and when they arrived at the clinic, running at full speed with the neighbor, giving her breath from mouth to mouth and making him in the breast. She was a baby in a small baby, the doctor thought she was dead, they gave her up for dead and yet a moment later and in the midst of many efforts, they managed to revive her, that is, that she had had a near - death experience. And when people have a near- death experience, they often develop this strange ability to perceive the world from what is not present in the matter of perceiving other things. And she developed that ability both in the conscious, perceiving her own sister that she had died at birth, and in dreams, where they were developing much more and these capabilities became much stronger to allow her to receive messages. They fought against it. Obviously, they fought against it because it' s not life, but, unfortunately, it' s not easy to leave behind and many times dreams come back. In this case they are dreams of paranormal vision, that is, dreams of contact,

32:45 but they reveal situations not with relatives. It' s not the dad' s traditional dream that comes to say goodbye, but the place of dead people themselves. And it wouldn' t be unusual that if he gets to another place where there is already some other similar story, he re- identifies it, partly because he lived two hard episodes, first, the loss of someone before he was born and, second, the near- death experience. Dreams also have that way of serving as a vehicle for contact with the beyond and now let me take you to New York. Mrs d is a thirty- seven- year- old woman, with a job, an apartment and a couple she doesn' t intend to marry. They found each other about a year ago, they' ve had a good relationship, eating parties, family matters from time to time, and there' s not much more expectation.

33:47 She doesn' t want to have children. He doesn' t want to have children. They both want to move on with their careers. She does not consider herself capable of raising a person or giving life to a person or he has other projects in his life. Everyone carries their world and even if they are together, sometimes, sometimes it may be that they do not. And well Christmas of that year comes and they decide to go celebrate together. So they go to the mother- in- law' s house, that is, this man' s mom, who' s not really her husband, she' s just her partner or a good friend, a good boyfriend. You call him whatever you want. They' re going to visit the mom. They have dinner there, there' s another place where there are little things, little things, very nice things. It' s all very well, very happy. They take the transport back on a night of those cold ones coming home and they' re happy. They' re festive.

34:44 After sharing one last drink, they give themselves to passion, simply to passion until the dream arrives and fall asleep there happy. And that' s when she has a dream. In that dream he sees a very nice field with many sunflowers. It is a perfect day, sunny, very nice and suddenly you can see that there is your mom standing in the middle of that beautiful field with her arms up. She' s coming because she knows her mom. Everything is perfectly clear and when he approaches, he watches his mom very well, looks great, but when he turns, he realizes that the mom is expecting baby. But that' s impossible in real life. Her mother was no longer among us, and if she had been, she would probably be a woman of more than sixty and so many years and that would hardly make any sense. And the dream ends early in the morning. When she wakes up to her sentimental partner, she tells her I' m expecting a baby. You' re crazy. How you think that. Yes, they were going to be in September and said and done just like that, that dream had been a warning. Yeah, a very peculiar warning, a very

36:16 peculiar way of telling him you' re waiting, Baby. That night they had commissioned the stork, their dear Amaru who today is a young man of twenty years, how that could come to their dreams. These dreams are premonitory dreams, evidently, but a little complicated to explain the whole symbolology of the mother, the whole symbolology of the sunflower field. All that is tremendous, but it was a very clear warning of what had just happened to you what he would think he always had a very good relationship with Grandma to the point that Grandma trusted and was one of the few people with whom they got into the car and traveled happily. There was also this closeness relationship of affection of appreciation. When Grandma dies after a disease it' s very hard. It was a terrible moment. Grandma was one of those strong people, the strong arm, always happy, always happy. His death was very painful and then he came to that dream. In that dream, he saw the happy grandmother, very relaxed, as always very happy, with a very nice dress, a white dress with flowers, and then came the second part of the dream.

37:44 In that second part of the dream, Grandma tells her no longer hurts me anything, I am already very well and he answers her already you see that it was not so bad. Now you' re very happy, I see you very well and Grandma gives you a very strong, very strong hug. What makes him wake up at that moment and he' s already very clear about that moment when he wakes up hugging Grandma. It is left with that tremendous feeling of embrace, warmth and even the position of the whole body, but that age experience would be tragically repeated life had prepared a series of enormous sorrows for his whole family. About ten years later, one of the sisters dies. It' s a very sad situation because she was a young woman. I didn' t pass 50 when I died very hard. Moreover, everything was very painful and that dream came. During the days leading up to the dream, he had been claiming ah who he is personally. Meanwhile, one would do while thinking, rejecting why a young person had to die.

39:05 It' s not like it was a girl. The deceased sister was just under 50 years old. But he doesn' t mind that. Why he had to leave, why so soon when the dream comes he sees his sister in the dream is the classic dream of contact, the dream of farewell to the luminous sister. All right, very pretty, very complete, nothing to do with the sick sister, all very well, but when she sees her, the sister tells her hehe it is not wrong to leave. Don ' t think soon. That' s the time you have to go. One is neither young nor young. It' s just when you have to go and stop and give her that tremendous hug again and she feels it and feels the warmth, the pressure again, and even when she wakes up she still feels that and then the dad dies very sad. Everything had been taken from him, he had beaten him and died, and again that dream was repeated. But this time it' s not only the dad, but it comes with the sister and the dream is the same, warm, pleasant and again the huge hug. Finally the mother dies and repeats that. She keeps thinking about what time it' s up to me now, when I' m going to leave. Or it can' t be this. They' re all dying, I' m going to go, too. And then

40:35 the visit to mom and mom comes radiant happy, tells her we' ll all be together and gives her a big hug. Again you feel it and you would think good, it' s a classic contact dream. How important it is that many times people feel this often, but there are two or three details that I have not purposely told you are key. When Grandma passed away, she remembers that she dreamed of her in a beautiful white dress with flowers that she had never seen before. Some time later, talking with some relatives, she told of the encounter that Grandma had come to visit her after she had died and in her dreams, she had dreamed of a nice dress and her cousin interrupted her and did not let her finish to tell her of white flowers with flowers that you had never seen her, that we had never seen her that she never had answered yes, on every occasion there had been something that corroborated that dream. It wasn' t just hers. They were shared dreams, dreams in which people had come to say goodbye and for some reason, they had also come to say goodbye to other people, having the same characteristics, a very unusual dream, but above all, something that repeated

42:07 on each occasion, the hug, the warm feeling of a hug were there. One might think that, for some reason, the family bond of these people had led to this embrace. They were almost real there surely. Now, within the realm of dreams that can be considered paranormal or to some degree, that have a component that escapes from reality, are the dreams of guidance.

42:54 It' s a very unusual thing and few people can really say they ' ve had guidance dreams. And in this case, ale Ale has told us a couple of very unusual things on one occasion, being very young. A few years ago, she has a different dream in the dream. He is on board a small vehicle, a small car, accompanied by a person who knows a boy well and this boy' s mother. This is a friend he' s known for years. Her mom and she go in this car with a lot of packages in the middle of a terrible storm. Truly suddenly, in the midst of that storm, the boy says look there is Luján is in Argentina. That boy' s mom responds. We' re going to run away so you can call your mom telling ale and let her know they' re not worried. We' re fine now, that' s how the dream makes it. But with those same words, everything is a very complete, very clear dream. The vehicle can see him perfectly awake and everything goes very well. She was studying in a region about eight hundred kilometers from her home in Buenos Aires. They had to travel from there to

44:25 the place where they had to go in Buenos Aires, from where he was studying to Buenos Aires, eight hundred kilometers. The fact is that on that occasion and exactly as in the dream, he agrees with his friend and his friend' s mom that they are going to make the same trip, they pass through her to the house where she is living and when she comes out oh surprise. The car they travel in is a small fiat, exactly the same as the dream. When you climb up after accommodating packages, boxes and all, it becomes very clear that everything is the same as in the dream inside space is limited. They go up and they sing, just like in the dream. They stop to eat around, somewhere very nice, bring a little thing with food, stop, do some kind of picnic and then resume the trip. So far, the only peculiar thing was that they were singing and the car. But then, suddenly and still a certain distance from Buenos Aires begins to rain. And it starts raining in a way I' ve never seen before, to the point where there' s no visibility. But they can' t get out to the curb either, because they run the risk of getting too big a vehicle that raps or opens too much to tear them apart. They have no other choice but to keep moving slowly in the midst of that storm that does not allow to see anything they go almost step

45:59 by step man, they go very slowly, which makes that trip become endless, but they sing and guess that ale goes calm and happy of life because he knows perfectly well that it will reach Lujan, that it is an intermediate point and that from there he will call his house and that they will arrive well. That' s right, she' s not freaked out, while the mom and the boy are a little nervous. She' s happy about life because she knows perfectly well that they' re going to get there, and suddenly, on the way out of a corner there' s a sign that says Lujan and then she knows that the friend' s mom is going to say shore so that she talks and warns her house, that they' re not nervous, that we' re going to get there. The words were exactly the same as she had heard in her dream a few nights before.

46:47 So, when you get to the place where you' re going to get off, you know perfectly well that you' re going to dial on the phone and you even know what they' re going to answer and you know that you' re going to get home well. Very quiet. Amazing, of course, that this girl was as quiet in the middle of a flood as that one, but that was something she already knew. On many occasions, she had had these dreams that she calls as guides that reassure her, because she knows what the outcome of a given situation is going to be and knows what is going to happen in certain situations, and not only does she know what is going to happen, but she sees the whole situation and then, years later there is a special situation that turned out enigmatic but at the same time stimulating and an impulse to follow and change her life years ago.

47:45 One good day, she' s already married, has a thirteen- year- old daughter, and they decide to spend a week at some cabins in a place called Tandil. It' s a place where there are some woods, very nice cabins. They' re gonna be there for six days. They' re beautiful in the cabins. They are built with ancient quarries that were extracted right there in the region. It' s an area with a lot of beautiful history. Every morning they wake up, get up, go and have breakfast in a group. There are six cabins and they all have breakfast in one place. And it' s a very pleasant atmosphere. These places attract people with a certain sensitivity to nature. Well, it' s the fifth night as usual, an excellent day. Walks, meals, rich, small things, see the landscape and then rest the cabin. It has a ground floor. From the ground floor is the bathroom, the kitchen and a dining room, a living space and then on the top is the sleeping space. There' s only one room to sleep. So they are engineered to accommodate her, her husband and her daughter. That morning, she wakes up from a noise, a different noise as if someone had walked into the house and walked. You can hear those gentle steps. It' s not an ugly animal. You don' t hear how it happens and pink a piece of furniture. How he walks. On the other hand, you

49:19 can feel that atmosphere that someone has entered and is snooping like playing. She immediately thinks that, for some reason, her daughter or husband have gone down to the bathroom or to drink water. The only bathroom is downstairs. It ' s obvious. Anyone who wants to go has to lower the ladder that and point, but then he joins because he is not very sure and realizes that her husband and daughter are sleeping there the sound to which he dissipates and she goes back to sleep. And that' s when you have one of those dreams very much to your use. All of a sudden it' s it. He listens to a sound of drums, a drum, a traditional drum from that region, and he also listens to the singing of a local woman, a native American from that region. Listen to that song with a very very, very sweet voice, with a very peculiar sonority. That' s in his dream he hears that voice and the sound of the drum all very nice. And in her dream she goes out to see what there is and observes that there are some people originating from this place, from some ancient ethnic group, because their clothes, their appearance is different, they are singing and touching that and in that a truck appears, it is a moving vehicle, and she watches how the doors open and many people come and start to take objects from that truck, which by chance are their objects, are their

50:51 things from their home. There where they live, some furniture, in domestic beings, utensils, things they take, because it is evident that in that dream she gave everything to these people, but then she realizes that there is something she should not have left there, some silver spoons that she has always liked and that it was a very dear gift from her godmother and she does not want them to be taken away. So she approaches and in that appears this very nice woman, very pretty, a person also original, who asks her if everything is okay, and she tells her that by mistake she has left those spoons, but that those are not going to be given away. The woman says it' s okay. Don' t worry look and reach out, but there are no spoons in your hand, but two huge gold coins, incredibly bright and very pretty, that you deliver to Ale and ask her like that, okay. Ale realizes this and perceives that this has some meaning and wakes up but when he awakens reach to hear in full consciousness, when he incorporates and looks everywhere at that sound of the woman' s voice, singing in some language that does not know the sound of the drum that gradually drift away. It was a rare but pleasant experience. The kindness of those people, the way in which they expressed themselves, fills him with enormous

52:24 peace. When it dawns and they go to breakfast, I talk about it. They' re talking there with several people and she' s the owner of this place, of these cabins, and I' m telling her what happened. This woman tells him that it is curious, but that this site, before they came to buy the estates, was tolderías of original people, of original peoples and that they very much delay the time before even the wars and all this. This was a region inhabited by some local ethnic group. In fact, when they cleared the grounds to erect the huts, they found a lot of small fragments. The woman goes and brings things and has from grinders, fragments of pots, plates, things like that typical of some culture that had sat there. Years later they left everything to go live there to tandil it is clear that that was a message that everything was going to be fine and that it was time to leave, pass, leave behind, as I had always dreamed of. This time it also happened like this, exactly so and everything went very well. Now I' m going to tell you a very special dream about Daniel. Daniel told us that, as a child, every weekend, his parents sent him to Grandma' s house and Grandpa lived on a farm. Somewhere Grandpa was the caretaker of that estate. That

53:57 ' s right, they lived there in a house. The thing is that he went every weekend to stay there, Saturday and Sunday, and he enjoyed it a lot. He liked to be there very much, He liked to accompany Grandma and Grandpa enjoyed being in that field and seeing these animals, the vegetation, being able to walk, running, jumping. But obviously, one good day Grandpa dies and when Grandpa dies, well, Grandma has to leave that house, because that house wasn' t theirs, it was from the estate. And because Grandpa' s not good, he takes his stuff off and he' s going to live at Daniel' s house. In the house of daniel they had made a little house for Grandma, a very simple house, adobe wood, a roof, a very very simple thing, but where she could be quiet and at ease. Also, with the closeness of the family and, of course, the nearest Daniel, Daniel would come back from school running, go to greet those who were in the house and then go to see Grandma. The bullet was formidable. He was one of those people who always have something that they are always happy to receive, person, to receive children. The fact is that Daniel was his great consent. They joked, talked, sometimes judged him to joke, pinched him and did things to him and Grandma laughed and gave him something, etcetera. Time goes by and as time goes by, Daniel is growing and each of those cousin nephews whatever he was, they' re moving away. Everyone has their world, everyone has their home, their jobs and they' re moving away and the

55:29 only one who keeps going there is always Daniel. But besides, there' s something else that' s okay. Everyone who goes away stops contributing something to Grandma and Grandma has a tiny pension of just a few pesos that really doesn' t serve her at all. So he looks a little complicated and when Daniel finishes his high school, he can' t get into college, but he' s looking for a job and he promises Grandma that as soon as he has money, he' s going to give him money and he ' s doing it. Every fortnight he would come home happy, say hello to his parents and go to see Grandma and leave him here. I left you your little money and Grandma thanked him and gave him a very, very, very strong hug. It was always this powerful embrace of a powerful grandmother, of those grandmothers who transmit that energy, of what is right, of what is wrong, of what is good, of what is not, of those strong people that you know is there for you the following year. You can finally enter the university and move on. The problem is that the university is almost five hours away. But that' s no problem for him to go home every weekend, say hello to those who are there, and from there he goes to see his grandmother, always with a little thing that' s going to take him. Time continues to pass and he gets a job gets after finishing his studies a job goes well and always returns to take his little money to Grandma, which Grandma always thanks for that relationship was very pretty to the point where he was the only one who always came back carrying his

57:01 little money. And of course, Daniel' s popes who lived in the front house one day meet a very pretty girl who falls madly in love with him and his grandmother congratulates him and marries him. But Grandma can' t go to the wedding The wedding' s too far away, and Grandma' s getting older. He simply sends him many greetings and blessings. Then, when they' re going to make their baby their first baby. Grandma sends her many congratulations, but she can' t go either. But he asks her to send him a picture and yes, Daniel' s mom arrives, took a picture of him. Everyone salutes, et cetera, et cetera. And two days later, Grandma is very serious, after you' ve told them, send me a picture because I' m already going to die and I want to meet my great- granddaughter and it' s true, a wasp bite put her in a very serious situation. And two days after this dead woman, Daniel' s grandmother was allergic to wasp bites and for some carelessness or bad luck, one stings her. And it' s the end of the road. Daniel is destroyed, completely destroyed to the point that he doesn' t go to funerals. All the other relatives who never came near, who were never that nothing there were, but Daniel didn' t go.

58:19 He didn' t give up the idea of losing his grandmother He didn ' t want to know. I didn' t want anything. About that. Well, the days pass and suddenly one night, Daniel dreams of his grandmother and sees her well approaches in that dream and greets Grandma how you are and runs to give her a hug, and Grandma tells her not to stop. It is for your sake not in clear allusion that I did not hug him, that they did not hug him, because he stopped and he stopped, says to him, Grandma, but you are okay, yes, I am fine, don' t worry, I just came to tell you. I' m fine Too bad you didn' t go to my fa neral Yeah, sorry, Grandma, I didn' t want to see you in the coffin I wanted to keep you alive. Well, well, well, don' t worry. I' m fine, I' m with your grandfather. You know, and we go from canteen to canteen. You know how he is and here we meet Fulano, a pereengano, a mengano all his friends are here with us and we are very happy. It' s very nice. Here, Grandma, I' m very pleased and awake.

59:29 Finally, he wakes up and with that heaviness at dawn, calls home and talks to his mom about how he dreamed that. And his mom tells him, well, that' s weird stuff. We' re just coming back. Special prayers are performed forty days after death and are special prayers. Oh, what a total hell of a good time goes by and Daniel comes home to visit, says hello to his mom, to his dad, shows them the drink. That' s all very well. It returns and so on until one day suddenly after a few more weeks after that dream. He has a somewhat ugly dream, because he dreams of coming to the house, opens the door to Grandma' s house. Come in and there' s Grandma very sad and very angry and tell her my son are taking my things and they don' t ask me. Excuse me. He tells her but, Grandma, you' re already dead. But no one tells me why.

1:00:30 Not too upset. When he wakes up, he calls his parents' house and asks his mom what' s going on and the mother tells him effectively, her daughters came and they' re sharing things, but that' s normal. It has to be done. But no one asked permission, no one said anything. No and she has another dream again and then to the next visit, when I tell them all this, the mom tells her why you don' t go to the cemetery, you bring her a flower, advice visits tell her that you can go now that everything is okay, and so it does. Daniel goes to the cemetery, takes his flowers, all that, makes a prayer and from there he never dreams of Grandma again and you think good is a dream of contact. Maybe, but there was something very curious about one of those meetings. While they' re talking about Grandma, he asks them if they knew Grandpa' s friends and casually his dad Of course he knew how to say it. Yes, of course, your grandfather was very friendly. She liked to go out sometimes for a few drinks at the canteen with some friends. You can tell me what the names of his friends were and the dad says yes to him as they were not Fulano, but fool mengano, such, such, such, such, such, exactly all the names that Grandma had told him were with him. And you know Daniel didn' t know those names. He had to meet the grandfather

1:02:00 very old, when he was no longer lazy and, of course, he would not be told he went to the canteen with Fulano perengano and, however, all the names that had been revealed to him in that dream were real. The question he' s always asked himself is why Grandma didn' t accept that hug. In many dreams people get hugged and feel it. In this case, perhaps not because Daniel was not prepared for it, perhaps because Grandma was not yet totally free to get out of this plane and she ran the risk of holding on to it. I don' t really know Daniel, but there are those who say that a recently deceased person should not be sought and should not have contact with the living because he can get lost.

1:02:50 Maybe it' s got something to do with it He doesn' t think so. Now, something that few people can have a lucid dream about. A lucid dream is a dream in which one has control of what happens there. While the scene as such presents itself, as in any dream, the person takes control of events, it is not that one lies down to sleep and says I will dream of no. It' s not exactly like that to be dreaming and becoming aware that you' re dreaming is unusual. But some people, whether spontaneously or in a trained way, because they can also train in some way this, manage to take control of dreams and by taking control of certain situations, can make decisions and the dream will obey them, which is the most fabulous of all of this. In the case of Gustavo from Veracruz, Mexico, he tells us that, being a child probably about ten years old, he had a dream that frightened him in the dream suddenly began to fall and fall and to fall, and he felt some anguish at this situation because he did not know what could happen. When he touched the bottom, let' s go and curiously, in that dream he suddenly became aware that it was absurd, because he would be falling in the middle of

1:04:23 a huge darkness, in a total void. If he had taken a hard time sleeping in his bed, in his sleep, he realizes that he is dreaming and far from panicking, what he did was to let go and enjoy the journey. And casually, when he does this he wakes up. From that moment on, he begins to work on these situations. When a dream is presented, not always, of course, but when a dream is presented, sometimes he can voluntarily decide where the dream is going, as for example, a good day is a night forgiveness is asleep and in that dream he is in some jungle somewhere very saturated with vegetation, when suddenly a kind of very big and ferocious white gorillas come out to meet him who throw themselves over every race. They go after him and in the dream, he feels afraid and begins to run until he hears a voice that tells him now it is your end. And when he turns around, he observes that it is one of those horrifying animals that is speaking to him. And it' s again when he reacts and says how absurd this gorilla is talking to me. So your reaction is to tell him I' m not sorry. It' s your end, because this is a dream and I don' t want to be chased in my dream anymore. Let me rest. Pum runs out of sleep and of course there have been other very nice things, such as,

1:05:56 for example, one day he tells us that he was dreaming that he was in an oriental food restaurant and there were his friends, there were many friends and they were all very happy asking for things, eating things and suddenly he takes out his wallet thinking that you have to pay and realize that the wallet is empty, completely empty. There' s nothing, there' s no money, there' s no card, there' s nothing. And obviously he' s starting to feel that nervousness that I' m not gonna have anything to pay for. And now as payment. And that' s when it comes back to this kind of spark that doesn' t always happen, I tell you it' s not something permanent. Not always all dreams happen only in some, but in this dream, you suddenly realize that something is not right. And that' s when he reacts and says this is a dream. You know which guys ask for what they want, ask for whatever they want. I' m going to ask for all the letter to bring us and start ordering and they start getting food trays and they start eating all that and they laugh until they wake up happy from life because they realized that it was a dream and that nothing was going to happen Now He had a very black episode, Very black because in his story, in his real life, there came a time when he had no work, he had no money, he had no partner, he was going bad everywhere horrible and he' s dreaming. And in the dream he decides to end his own existence.

1:07:21 And in the dream what it does is go up to a very high building, get to the ledge and jump into the void and feel that effort of the fall, that the impulse of the fall when it goes down going down? Is it going down? It turns, but it stays ten centimeters from the ground and does not pass from there. He can' t, no, he doesn' t. In the dream you don' t die. In that dream he couldn' t. Finally, he' s already reacted. A few days later, he got a job and life went on well. It' s really good these days. And every now and then you have some of these dreams and yes, I know what you' re going to think if you can do what you want in a dream. And yes, I say he has sometimes conquered the pretty girl. Let' s put it that way. So if you think itchy, yes, in the dream you have also been able to do that, although you do not like it.

1:08:21 And he doesn' t like it because when he wakes up and looks for the girl it' s very sad, because in the dream he can fall in love, he can see the most beautiful girl in the world and suddenly he doesn' t exist anymore. Then he prefers to dream that he ate well or dream that he ends up with a monster that looks like him in dreams or anything. But the most interesting part is that Daniel has control of the dream. As it does, I don' t know, I do, but some people say that you can control dreams by training, for example, with a special dream in the case of people who are afraid of it, a certain nightmare that is recurring or something is prepared for a dream of protection. Being conscious, one begins to imagine, to dream awake.

1:09:12 For example, there' s a monster who wants to chase me. I imagine myself dressed like a medieval knight, with a powerful sword, with a powerful shield, being very brave and very powerful. And with this extraordinary capacity and I make up a story in the dream, when the horrible monster of my nightmares appears, I will be able to think and remember that dream of protection and then I will be the knight. There' s something you have to train there, of course, and the same with horrible nightmares, for example, demonic and stuff like that. There are dreams of protection that are prepared by being conscious before sleeping. Close your eyes, place yourself in a comfortable position and start watering create a dream that must always be exactly the same so that it has all that power. And the moment the horrible nightmare starts, you bring yourself to sleep and then you' re fine, but it ' s not as easy as it sounds. Believe me. Now, how much a dream can have someone who takes care of us in dreams and protects us. Just as Daniel tells us that he can control your dreams, and you could try to control situations and protect yourself through these dreams of protection.

1:10:35 Some have lived or had a dream that has led them to discover that they had a protection someone who cared for them in that dream. That' s Miss N' s case. Miss Ne tells us a very strange dream she had once fell asleep and in the dream she boards a bus, a bus collective, like you want to call her a coach. The fact is that this transport has a very rare peculiarity and is that all passengers are seen in black and white, including the driver, but Miss N has the color. It looks color. They begin to climb a mountain road until they lose all fog or something and there to the cliffs there is nothing, and suddenly that transport stops and everyone goes down. She doesn' t want to get off, she doesn' t know why she' s there. He doesn' t know where he is. And all of a sudden the bus driver makes a sign for him to get off. She doesn' t know if she saw that guy' s face, but she was impressed. He got scared and gets off and starts walking as he walks. Suddenly this gigantic gate appears indeed, it is enormously high, very wide, very strong. When she approaches. However, the door opens by itself and inside there is a beautiful enclosure as if it were a huge school, with many halls, with lots of light everywhere, and he doesn' t know what he' s doing

1:12:06 there. Obviously, so he' s walking around to see what it' s about. And look in a classroom at small children, then at bigger children. And so he keeps walking and goes door- to- door. Suddenly, in one of these many doors there is a young boy with fine features, dressed in white, who runs out and stands in front of him and tells him you are, you, you, you are, you, and embraces her in the dream, in this dream, this character embraces her very strong. She feels a strange feeling because, first of all, she doesn' t recognize him, she doesn' t know who he is and this guy seems to recognize her immediately and with joy, that is, he throws her to embrace her. She is very surprised with these mixed emotions, because the boy is charming, very nice, very affectionate, but she doesn ' t know who is like that, she feels weird. Finally, and after a moment of being there, this guy tells him you already have to go. She goes upstairs, the bus returns in that same situation and wakes up her face. The general appearance of that boy was very clear. He felt when he woke up, he felt as if he had been hugged and felt so strange. Well, remember, we already talked about a dream where there were these hugs that leave this feeling. Well, he wakes up and such a crazy dream not some time later he dreams of exactly the same boy again. He doesn' t know what the dream was, he doesn'

1:13:38 t remember that, but he was the same young man that boy he saw and reminds me gladly of having found him. He doesn' t know how that part went, he doesn' t remember it well, but he remembers the boy exactly and then comes the third dream. In the third dream it is already near the beach. He walks and there are several houses by the beach. In one of these houses there is an older woman inside who invites you to come in. She' s doing something, eating something, preparing something, and she' s coming up and she' s a nice old lady who tells her she' s sitting and she' s very pleased with the woman, a quiet old woman. She sits there and suddenly in the middle of this apparent quietness on one side appears this young man running in his white clothes, but very nervous, very excited, very out of his mind and says let' s go. She answers why it' s happening.

1:14:34 Let' s go. He takes her by the arm and she feels the annoyance, feels the ugly pull up her pull and you have to go now and throw her out the door, to the point that in that dream she falls the stairs, the stairs that she calls falls and falls to the ground, she rolls, gets up to see what is happening, without knowing what happens when she looks at that old woman and that house breaks the floor and instead of the nice old woman, there appears a kind of beast of a dark black color, a horrible thing that holds the young man who tries to escape, but he can' t, since it wraps it up and disappears.

1:15:15 She awakens horribly, restless, horribly frightened and with a mark on her arm. Never again dreamed of the young man, that boy never appeared in his dreams where this woman was, what they had done against her. That phenomenon is a dream attack. It is something that is also done in sorceries and in that kind of thing, when a person is very strong or very protected, he is not attacked in the conscious, he is attacked in dreams. It is a beginning of a siege, of a kind of circumdatio in dreams. But this woman had a protector. That young man who he was.

1:16:04 I don' t know. You have the best opinion. Now. Normally we never share stories of children of very young people, but on this occasion we have been urged to do so. Leo is a boy, he is a young man, he must be about eleven or twelve years old right now and he is an extraordinarily intelligent person, very attached to his family. One of those lovely people since childhood. The fact is that one day he has a dream and it is a dream that catches his attention In that dream, he dies and goes to heaven or some very beautiful place where he meets God. That' s his image. It is what he interprets, that he encounters God, an old lord, in a kind of tunic. There ' s a lot of light everywhere. In the distance, there are angels, although they do not distinguish them well and cannot know whether they have wings or do not intuit that they are angels. And there' s this pleasant atmosphere. He sees the figure that he interprets as God, with an appearance similar to that of the Jesus of the Church, to Jesus Christ who is in the Churches, and feels this tranquility, but at the same time, a great sadness to the point that he asks him why he is there, and that figure answers him because it is your hour. But my hour of what it is now, that you go up and realize that he is dead

1:17:38 and he says no, that please give another chance to what that strange- looking being. He says well, why, then, because I love my parents very much and they will be very sad if I die and that figure answers yes. In the middle of that dream. There are other images. One of them is quite pertinous because there is a black boy. This is what he defines as a black child, an afro- descendent little boy who is sitting there together and who does not intervene, but he begs that, please, let him return and that being of great magnificence, let him return to the earth. And when he wakes up, he wakes up very startled with that dream that has greatly troubled him because he didn' t want to die and didn' t want to leave his parents. Obviously, the moment I had that dream, he was ten years old. Right now of being about eleven or twelve, you don' t have much time for this and you' re going to tell me as a good connoisseur, which is that that' s a typical dream. The vast majority of children have dreams of loss. It is a way to reaffirm itself and there are a lot of psychological situations behind it, since the child thus affirms, on the one hand, his union to the parents, his separation to the parents, because he is entering a second such and there are many children who dream that kind of dreams, dreams of own death, not of the relatives. His great concern is to leave the parents. But there are also those who have inverse dreams,

1:19:11 etcetera. And many of these children, especially those who have some kind of religious education, often have dreams in which they go up to heaven, because it is the generally accepted idea within almost all religions, or at least the Judeo- Christian ones. There' s this concept that when you die, children go up there well. So far we would be within the perfectly reasonable and would be but a dream that caused him much fear. But there is one detail that strikes me, in particular, and I don' t like it at all. Angels had no wings, I didn' t see them, but I knew they were angels. And the Afro- descendent boy what he was doing there. Leo is a Mexican child who lives in a region where there are no communities of African descent, but original communities. People are very different why include that image in their dream. I' m not just going to tell you that' s not the dream he thinks it is.

1:20:21 I trust that, of course, knowing that your family is a family with many clean principles, it is very protected, but that is not a good dream. I wish with all my heart that I do not have it again and it is not a dream that has to do with having gone up into heaven to visit someone. The presence of this figure and these little angels leaves much to be asked. If you ask me, this is the ugly dream of everyone we' ve talked about and now, if you' ll allow me, and to get rid of this strange feeling that smells a bit of suffering I' ll tell you another dream. This dream is shared by Miss N who happens not to be the same as the previous dream. She had an unusual dream You see, everything was very complicated. She was studying and at the same time worked and participated in the church. The fact is that one day she gets a sick barbarian because she thinks of bathing early and forgets her towel. Then, as you can get out half in your pajamas, all wet and you get a cold that the grave in the bed with fever and in the middle of that unpleasant episode that has it lying there a couple of days or three, sleeps a lot. And in the middle of that he starts dreaming things. There are many things, but one of the dreams in particular is strange to him because in his dreams he is in a

1:21:51 place where there is black light. You know, black light from that one that makes white things look like blue, phosphorecent, very rare. And she ' s sitting in some seats next to a boy who in turn has a clothes that reflects the black light. And suddenly the boy turns around and tells him I like you a lot. She answers you too and kisses them right away, the dream evolves at a time when she feels a terrible pain. He' s in what he thinks is an O R, because he' s in a lot of pain. There are some brown tiles combined with other colors, there are lights, there is a lot of movement and suddenly she realizes why it is the enormous pain and it is that it is giving birth and in her sleep, she reaches to incorporate when she sees that one of those doctors has the baby in his hands and she can see the baby and she can distinguish the face and the big eyes, beautiful eyes. She' s a beautiful baby and she wakes up well. She knew who the dream boy world was. I had seen him in something, they had gone to some event and I had seen him there, they had known each other point, there was not much relationship or anything. They had just seen each other a few months ago in something of the Church. The thing is, it ' s still happening. Time is already recovering, of course, it returns to its activities, it is incorporated again into the choir of the Church and

1:23:21 casually this subject is also incorporated into the choir of the Church and life goes on and ji ji ji ja. And she likes this guy. Indeed, he likes this guy, but he didn' t like him before. They used to be nothing and they didn' t know each other. They barely said hello once, but now they' re in the choir. He' s a nice guy, nice guy, he looks good, he' s cute, he' s nice, and she imagines that the only one who ' s really interested is her, because this guy doesn' t seem to have the slightest interest. Of course, the rest of the choir and the churchmates realize that she is deeply in love with that subject. Everyone knows, except the guy who doesn' t take it for granted and she feels sad because she thinks this guy' s never gonna listen to her. Anyway, it' s not that important, because she has a life plan, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And then one good day, they make an event, they love it, they do all that. And on the way out there' s some kind of show, there' s a little room where some videos and a series of things are going to happen.

1:24:27 And someone says they' re gonna stay in the videos and she answers yes, why not. And they ask this guy who was out there on the side and he says yes. I' m staying, too, why not. Ah let' s go to such a room then. Oh, yeah, let' s all go, let' s all go. She comes into the room, sits down, turns off the lights and realizes that everyone else left and left them alone. It was a ruse. Suddenly, when all the lights go out, a black light goes on and she realizes that something is not right, because that I had already dreamed of. You look at the clothes and it' s exactly the same as your dream. He turns to see this guy and the guy' s exactly the same as in his dream and suddenly turns around and says hey I like you a lot and she responds to me too and gives him a kiss exactly the same as in her dream. A year and a fraction later they marry and three years later, she is about to give birth when she comes to the hospital running and guess that the place where she gave birth to her baby was with brown tiles combined with other colors, the reflections those suddenly the horrible pain that they are doing. A baby is born to the baby and she sees how one of the nurses brings a kind of cotton charolita where they put the baby upside down and then suck him and do things to him. And when that woman lifts him up to take him, she gets a little bit in and she can

1:25:58 see the baby twisting her head and she can see the eyes exactly like the ones she had already dreamed of. And, of course, now the baby is already a grown man. So the girl in her mother' s eyes has been married for thirty years, married to this man from a dream as it came in the dream. Now there are some other very rare dreams. You know, I' m gonna tell you an unusual dream. The engineer. William was a guy who rested in peace a few years ago died that he had very clear everything in life. He was a methodical, professional, strict man, very capable of those intelligent people for everything ordered. Married to his wife, Mrs Esther, who was also an angel. But besides, we' re going to Guillermo. Actually, her name was a virgin.

1:26:58 Everyone knew him as William, but he was the son of a German lady. William' s story was very peculiar. After World War II. His German mother, Blonde of Blue Eyes Grandota, travels to Mexico with relatives. The situation there was appalling. In the city from which they came was destroyed, there was nothing to eat. So one good day, someone tells her let' s go to America and she accepts and America, because they didn ' t know very well that it was America or where America was, and the vast majority of countries didn' t receive people of German origin because of the fact that the war had passed, etcetera. But in Mexico they arrived and did receive it and very well here everyone is welcomed. There was no problem with that. This woman gets there and one good day she meets a sensational man. The guy was a gallanazo, he was a type of tie suit, hat with a little moustache perfectly arranged young side good dancer with a very nice Spanish accent. The lord had had to come to Mexico after the war in Spain. All this and I was also a refugee they met in a job. She was working for some German gentlemen and obviously she was his secretary and all this big omen, this guy is already doing some shopping.

1:28:25 He fell in love with her and, in fact, the guy spoke a little German. So they understand each other very well. They talk good, I don' t make the broth longer. The fact is that one good day they get married and very soon a baby comes into the world Guillermo and it is the great joy. I do not wonder in the surnames the first was a Spanish, a Spanish surname, and the second was something unprovoked German, but of many letters and very difficult to say. The point is that shortly after the baby is born, the dad disappears. It disappears completely. The man worked on a sales route. He worked as a salesman for different businesses and one of the businesses he worked for was that of the Germans.

1:29:10 Those I don' t know exactly what he was selling. The fact is, he' s gone, he' s not coming back. It was a total sadness. William' s mom always thought she' d abandoned her and still good. She was a very hard woman, very strong of those bitter people who had seen so much death, so much destruction, so many horrors. He had seen it in his own flesh in front of her, around him. Everything horrible that one day stopped believing that God existed and stopped believing in anything other than the keel now. And that idea was passed on to William, who, while he was a great person in every way, he grew up without any belief, he had no belief, no religious concept, none of it. He was a man who studied, an engineer, intelligent, entrepreneur, etcetera. The fact is, growing up about Dad, there' s nothing to talk about, practically nothing. And yet William recounted some dreams, although he did not tell them at the time. He didn ' t like to tell that. His mother would be angry if he was talking about it, but he had dreams that were kept to himself, because they were always very similar in dreams. He saw a kid playing a kid who wasn' t him. William was big, light eyes, half- güero, and the boy he saw was black hair, with very big eyes, black, very blind, small, and he saw him playing in a

1:30:42 village, but it was not a town he knew. He grew up in Mexico City and it seemed to him that that was a different town, with low houses, tiles, paved roads and many people he didn' t know. But the dream, besides being strange in him that sense, was repetitive and progressive, because sometimes the dream carried him home. I' d walk the way, pass the little bridge, that one with stones. He came to a house that had a stone arch at the door and a wooden door opened it and inside there were people he recognized. He already knew that those people were there, an older woman, an older man, dressed different children, a relatively young woman, a relatively young man, people who were coming came that dream was accompanying him for many years. Every time I had him I woke up with intrigue what that was, because I already knew the way.

1:31:42 When he fell into the dream, he knew that he would suddenly be somewhere and he was sure that at some point he could walk that town, because he had dreamed of it a lot, but much knew what the door was and everything and he knows what a weird thing. It happened I knew a woman, Mrs Esther who was the girl of her beautiful eyes totally blew him off, She stayed still going, She was surprised by the beauty of that girl And the girl thought this was a gallant. And of course, in addition to being a big throw, it was a game of those because at the age of twenty and so, almost thirty, he had his own company, he had his own businesses, he had a lot of money to an impressive big car and he was a guy who didn' t drink, smoke and had no vice to be known. So they got married very quickly, of course, only for the civil, even when Mrs Esther' s family asked them to please marry well for the Church. William had no religious conviction and did not want to lie. So they got married for the civil.

1:32:51 But yes, the honeymoon, you had to go do it and guess where they went on their honeymoon. Mrs Esther' s family came from a Spanish province, so they decide to go there. She had never met Spain. His family had never been able to afford such a trip. But William had his business and agreed to go for a walk and, after that, go to the German cities where his mother came from, go meet some relatives, etcetera, etcetera. Casually, he goes with his wife and suddenly, when they are touring a region near Torre la Vega in Santander, he feels something very rare, He feels a dizziness, he almost falls to the point that ester tells him what happens to you, what you have. He says no, it can' t be me I know this place. I' ve been in this place a hundred times. Oh, Guillermo, what are you saying, not that you' ve never come to Spain. I haven ' t left Mexico City, but this place I know perfectly well. Look I' m going to tell you we' re going to walk on such a part and you' re going to find this on such a side is such a and in front of it you' re going to find the Church.

1:34:00 The Church has this source here and there and there and they describe all the details according to it. They walk through those streets of white low houses with the cobblestone. It was a small town. You go through it and you tell it exactly, point by point, how every door is, every corner, where the niche is where such a thing happens, and it' s perfect everything remembers it very well to the point where it stands in front of a house and says this is the house that I always enter. Esther tells him you want to come in. There' s a weird moment. He says that he, at the time, felt like his legs were chewing gum, knocks on the door and opens it to an older woman. She ' s not that old, but she' s a woman in her sixties who tells her that she can serve her and he answers. I don' t know. Well, what are you kidding or what does it say?

1:34:55 No, I don' t know. I' ve come here because I always dream of this house. It' s or you' re crazy, but it' s not like I always dream about this whole thing says look. I' m such a Mexican guy, and I' m getting to know this woman all of a sudden, she' s looking very, very, very ra, and she says repeat your name to me, I' m Guillermo Tatata and I come from Mexico. What' s your father' s name, Good. My father didn' t know him. I was actually born and he never came back again. My father was Fernando. I don' t know what. I don' t know what. They' re all silent, all seeing each other for a moment, and two other people are coming out and someone else is coming. They' re coming this way. That' s Fernando' s son. What do you mean, Fernando' s son? He' s Fernando' s son and the bus starts to happen He' s Fernando' s son. But how did you find us? They gave you the address. How did you know it was here and he says no. I didn' t know. It was for a dream, but hell. How I don' t know how much, I don' t know what happens, it happens, it happens and they call someone very old who comes from inside a very old man who presents themselves and begins to tell him that he is Fernando' s son. He says Hikon and tells them that Fernando arrived and married his mother and then never returned and disappeared. And, well, there' s nothing weird about it, because these people suddenly kind of flinch and don' t dare and I don ' t know what. Fernando had not returned with them because he had died.

1:36:20 They had been returned to Spain some time later because he had died in Mexico. And finally someone was kind enough to send him back knowing he was Spanish and there was that and there was the grave over there somewhere he had found his father' s family and he had found his father' s grave in sleep and of course you will wonder who his father was. In one of the photographs they kept from ancient times was Fernandito and he was the child of their dreams, believe it or not that man. When he told us his story many years ago, he didn' t seem to be so good night. What you dream very quiet until soon you will