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THE MAN HOLDING THE MOON

Dumitru Duduman
June 3, 1992

I dreamed that I was on the shore of a river. When I looked into the water I saw that it was very dirty. I wanted to catch fish, but I could not do it because the waters were so muddy. I asked myself, "How can I catch fish from this river? There is no clean water anywhere to clean up afterwards".

When I looked further up the river, I saw a large patch of clean water coming. When it came by me, I checked the clean water with my hand to see if it was cold. When I felt the water, a power ray of light came down surrounding me. The light enabled me to see many fish. I was surprised to see how many fish were there.

I looked up to see where the light was coming from and I saw the moon. When I took a close look I saw a man in the moon. His face was so shinny I could not look long. I looked back into the water. A voice told me, "Start fishing now, because the time is very short. Soon there will be no more chances to fish." The voice sounded so close it frightened me. The man looked so far away, but the voice was close. I looked up, and then I heard the voice again. The man said, 'The ray of light that you see is my voice."

Then he said, "look how many fish are before you." When I looked down I saw many more fish than before. The man said the second time, "Catch them now. Fish now. Fish while you can, for in a short time the fishing shall be over." When I looked back toward the moon, the moon had changed into an arch, like a rainbow, and was red colored. The man was holding it in his hand by a corner. He said to me, "See this moon? Soon it's light will go out." I asked, "Where am I?" Then I woke up.

 


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