Dream #1: The liberation ritual

Share: One evening, I asked if it was right for the evolution of our souls (my husband, my mother and me) for my mother, who is 85 years old, to come and live in the House. This is a possibility that could come to fruition in about a year. This is the dream I received:

Dream: First scene - I am on the ground floor and my husband, who is on the second floor, tells me that I have a gift in the living room that comes from Pierre (Pierre is the Zen master who guided me for almost nine years; he was an important person for me to whom I am deeply grateful). (CONTINUED) Second scene - I know I'm in the living room, but I can't see the decor except the table where the gift is. It is a rectangular box made of natural wood, lying horizontally. Next to it is a statuette, also made of natural wood. It represents a Japanese woman. I hear information inside me, as if by intuition, which tells me that Madame ?? (I forgot the name, but it was a Japanese name that ended with the sound "O") will do a ritual to free her husband's soul, so that he feels free to leave. The statuette then begins to move. She opens the box by lifting the top which folds down about a quarter of the way through the box. Through the opening, I see the upper part of her husband's coffin, made of the same type of wood. She pushes the coffin into the bottom of the box before closing it. Even though the statuette is made of wood, I feel that it is as if it were inhabited by a life, a soul. Then she invites me to kneel. I'm surprised. She gestures to confirm that this is what she expects of me. I kneel. She then performs a dance in front of me that seems symbolic to me. She ends by doing a sort of curtsy and transforms into bending. The statuette did not take a precise shape, it was rather rounded or oval and slightly hollowed out. Then I woke up. In the second scene, while the statuette was doing its ritual, I would have liked to call my husband to attend this ceremony; I was really moved by this gift and the sacred meaning it could represent, but I did not dare to stop the ritual. So I decided to wait until the end to call him and explain what had happened.

Dream #2: Spaceship

Dream: Recently a spaceship sent me a package and that package contained a pyramid and I knew exactly what to do with it. In another dream, I boarded the ship because we were evacuated and again I knew what to do, except that in the ship I saw no one.

Dream #3: I feel but don’t see!

Dream: I am in the dream, but I don't see myself, I watch the scene. I'm next to one Saint, but I don't know which one, because I can't see him either. I see his hand giving several donkeys (I don't know the exact number, maybe 5 or 6) a small box that looks like a treasure chest. This one is brown, made of wood and completely closed. The donkeys are white, fuzzy, surrounded by pale pink. I feel that it is a good moment for me and I am proud to be next to this Saint, and very curious about the contents of the box...

Dream #4: Several dreams in the night

Dreams: 1. I am in a house, it is that of the president. There's a cocktail. 2. In space. A man from space launches an arrow and he is so fast that he arrives before the arrow on earth and puts like a wooden object to intercept the arrow (so as not to hurt anyone). He shoots another arrow into the sky and rushes to catch it, but he catches the arrow in his right arm. In the spaceship I treat him and I send an alert to a friend, I see him arriving in another ship. 3. I'm in New York and I meet my English teacher (lots of humor). I tell him: I am married.

We all come down (a group I don't know) from a skyscraper via the exterior stairs. It's really vertical. I see myself skiing. My family is on the plane (not the same family as in reality) and we are communicating (like by Skype we see each other). They . tell me that the King of France applauded me for an hour and I ask them: “Why?” They answer me: for all the activities you have done.