What does one dream before an economic crisis
I want to tell about a dream that came true before the economic crisis. In the dream I was standing on the street and saw how cracks were beginning to form on the walls of buildings.
And from above, from the roofs, there was a leak that left traces on the walls. Because of this, the buildings began to slowly fall apart, not to the foundation, but it was visible that the structures were damaged. They were multi-story buildings.
Right there on the street I saw a bank. Near that bank people were shouting. Swearing, raising their hands up, it was visible that the crowd was enraged.
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I went in through a secret entrance to the bank and I was told that it would be better for me to take my money in dollars. Because they had run out of Russian rubles. There is no money. That was the phrase.
At that time I was already familiar with the project. And I remembered perfectly well the symbolism of economic crises, especially what concerns finance.
I reacted instantly to the dream and withdrew all the money, exchanging it for dollars and euros. Literally a few days later, in December, an economic crisis broke out and the Russian ruble fell sharply in value.
I was able to save our family’s savings only because I knew the symbolism. And I reacted immediately.
I want to tell you about a dream that came true before the economic crisis. In the dream, I was standing on the street and saw cracks beginning to form on the walls of buildings.
And from above, from the roofs, there was a leak that left marks on the walls. Because of this, the buildings began to slowly fall apart, not to the foundation, but it was visible that the structures were damaged. These were multi-story buildings.
Right there on the street I saw a bank. Near this bank people were shouting. Arguing, raising their hands up, it was clear that the crowd was enraged.
I went into the bank through a secret entrance and they told me that I had better take my money in dollars. Because they had run out of Russian rubles. There is no money. That was the phrase.
At that time I was already familiar with the project. And I remembered perfectly well the symbolism of economic crises, especially as it relates to finance.
I reacted instantly to the dream and withdrew all the money, exchanging it for dollars and euros. Literally a few days later, in December, an economic crisis broke out and the Russian ruble fell sharply in value.
I was able to save our family’s savings only thanks to the fact that I knew the symbolism. And I reacted immediately.