The fame of heroes (French version)

Dream # 1: The Fame of Heroes

Dream: I am in my family's house, which has 3 apartments, in the town of my childhood. It is the end of the night. I am in the ground floor apartment, where my sister lived for a long time with her family. I am in the child's room. All around the house, there are snipers. Towards daybreak, I go out the window and the snipers carry me on their shoulders, like a hero. We head for the city center. The crowd grows and cheers for me. I am a little embarrassed. A group is also chanting the name of the bank where I work.

Dream # 2: At the heart of the problem

Dream: I am with Tom, he tells me that he has some land to build in my childhood town and asks me to go there to get financing. (Tom is a slightly younger man with whom I have worked in several companies in the village where I lived for 17 years with my family. He also had a heart attack but has half of his heart not working and is waiting to receive a heart. Tom is the current president of the Village Development Corporation which I also chaired for almost 10 years. He is a very quiet man who actually inherited a large area of land on which many houses were built. He married one of my former employees. We have good contacts... We go to the place and I notice that these lands are on the waterfront. I tell him that it will be very difficult to obtain the building permit because of their exceptional location. I realize that this land is located next to the headquarters of the bank that employs me. We meet the bank's general manager and go to the cafeteria, with large windows, to talk about the project. Tom also offered to buy his house, which would be located in a quieter area than the one I currently live in.

Dream # 3: Parallel worlds

Share: I would like to ask Kaya if it would be possible to go beyond the symbolism of the dream, to also talk about the parallel dimension of the dream (on the other side of reality and before waking up). This dimension where we find ourselves in dreams when they become as strong as reality and when we are partly awake (although we are in the dream). There are experiences for which information and your help would be welcome, because there are unknown states to face and a better knowledge of what meets there would be wise. We find ourselves on unknown paths and new unexplored dimensions, a progressive approach to this subject and your guidance would be essential and fundamental for our first steps in this dimension.

Dream # 4 : A landscape like no other...

Dream: I am alone in an open-air train. Maybe in the first car, I'm not sure. There is no track, in other words, the train flies straight. It moves at a good pace and it's a beautiful sunny day. I feel like I'm on another planet. In front of me, bits of mountains are floating, a bit like in the movie Avatar. It looks like their base is square. Looking to my left, I see smooth, azure blue mountains. They are rather conical in shape. A series of identical mountains are found symmetrically on top of each other, like a ribbon, and it seems that they are welded at the top by a joint of some kind. I find the landscape very particular, it is fairy-like.

(CONTINUED) As I woke up, I could not help but make a connection with the Law of Multilevels: Everything Above is like everything below and everything below is like everything Above. Reference from the Book of Angels

(CONTINUED) We live on several planes simultaneously, the physical, emotional and intellectual planes being only the densest. However, all the planes are similar, not in their function, but in their structure and in their laws. Thus, the observation of the concrete world allows us to understand the other worlds. The initiate knows that everything he experiences in the external world perfectly reflects what he experiences inside himself. This is why the study of symbolic language is so important.

Dream # 5: The Swastika

Dream: I am with my son Mathieu who is 8 years old in life, but there he was smaller (between 2 and 4 years old) He had a kind of cape bib and he had to eat I think. He was sitting, calm, wise, quiet, really serene. I approach him and I notice on his bib, in close-up, some grains of rice stuck and maybe some bread crumbs. I see mostly white rice grains, a bit dry, not much, but it's still not very clean. I tell myself that I will clean it. I start to remove the grains with my fingers, Then I see him in a classroom, he is bigger, the current age I think, so eight or nine years old.

He is at the blackboard and is turning over a symbol that appears to be placed on the board: it is the swastika, which he is replacing correctly so that it becomes the swastika, a symbol of life. ... Swastika" "A Sanskrit word meaning 'leading to well-being,' swastika refers to a cross with equal arms bending at a right angle and all facing the same direction, usually clockwise. The swastika, as a symbol of prosperity and happiness, has spread throughout the ancient and modern world. It appeared as a favorite design on ancient Mesopotamian coins and later appeared in early Christian and Byzantine art, where it soon became known as the swastika, because of the resemblance of each of its arms to the Greek capital letter gamma; it was depicted in South and Central America (among the Maya), as well as in North America. In India, the swastika continues to be the most widely used auspicious symbol among Hindus, Jains and Buddhists. The swastika turning to the left more frequently symbolizes the night, the terrifying goddess Kâlì and certain magical practices. Under the Nazi regime, Hitler took a black dextrorotatory swastika as his party emblem.