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previously excited atmosphere had mysteriously shifted now; there was a silence as everyone looked on in awe. There appeared to be a shift in the atmosphere. On a deep subconscious level, there seemed to be learning and information being communicated through this act of the mask changing to gold compared to when they were just discussing things about the Quran and the Bible. As the priestess continued to go to each person, she eventually came to me; I didn’t have a mask. Instead, she smiled and kindly held my wrist, revealing a bracelet with a crucifix pendant hanging from it. She turned the pendant into gold. I told her thank you and smiled. After some time, a new person comes through the door, and I’m surprised to see it’s someone I know; a colleague from an old workplace. She was often in a sad or hurt mood in physical life, I was curious to see her here. She shouted happily, “Wow, this is amazing! Thank you, I’m so excited to be here!”, everyone claps and responds with happiness. The priestess welcomes her and calms her down and says in a sombre mood, “Yes, but you must wait, the path isn’t easy, and we have to suffer; you have to accept and work through your suffering.” A significant thing I learned from this experience was that the way we are influenced at night is not by intellectual learning but by things that make a powerful impression on our consciousness. This is how influential OBEs can be on our subconscious at night and why it can be of great spiritual significance to become aware of what is happening in our sleep. I believe many of us unconsciously attend these sorts of classes during sleep more often than we realise. One thing I found peculiar, and how I could tell everyone was dreaming, was by how overly happy and fascinated everyone seemed; similar to how people become too engrossed with what they see while watching TV, I could see their unconsciousness in