The 13th Chapter is a book that was 19 years in the making, after a major car crash and some dreams that plagued me for 16 years. The dreams that haunted him have inner messages beneficial to the world. With these and cocstant Deja-vu through the years, a

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the 13th Chapter

By G. BOSHOFF

TRAFFORD PUBLISHING

Copyright � 2012 G. Boshoff
All right reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4669-2171-9

Dream 1 Beginning of dream—the bay view.....................1Dream 2 The Tidal Wave............................................35Dreams 3 & 4 The Twin Houses......................................38Dream 5 The 3 Part Series.........................................43

Chapter One

Dream 1

Beginning of dream—the bay view

It starts with me at the top of a hill looking down onto a bay with about 20 really big fish in it. The "bay" is in front of me; looking down; with another hill opposite me, sloping down to my left to the shoreline—but not forming a part of the shoreline-, sloping up further left from there forming another smaller hill built up of rocks.

At the foot of the smaller hill is a semi level distinct break in between the rocks before starting a slope coming up to the top of my hill that I am standing on. This break in the rock is a rectangular "rock", dark brown in colour, which looks as though it could be the roof of something (the surrounding rocks are light grey in color)

In the distance behind the hill opposite me, and slightly to the left of it, is another hill that looks more like the top part of a hill protruding directly out of the sea. Behind the rock break is a further "shoreline" view of the one side of this island/side of mountain; with many other hills on it with a straight line "shoreline" into the distance.

This "shoreline" looks more like a very long cliff face, but not a straight up cliff face like we know. It actually looks like one side of a ginormous mountain with lots of sharply pointed hills, very rich in vegetation, spattered along its sides. The color of those rocks that spear out sharply from each other is very shiny black that looks as though there is sporadic white rock in it. There is no sand that forms any shoreline other than the bay and the two hills opposite me. There is also no apex at which the "cliff face" peaks nor forming a plateau thereafter. The incline is +-70 degrees coming directly out from the sea. It just keeps on going up and up.

When I'm looking at this "cliff face" I have turned left now, from where I was facing the hill opposite straight on. About a third of the "cliff face" view is blocked by the trunk of what looks like a Redwood tree, on the left. The "bay" is a horse shoe shape, although I cannot see its entrance as I cannot move my head to the right there is to many branches and leaves for my eyes to move right and see further to the right. In the bay is these really big fish swimming in the "bay" waters.

The water is clear till about 8 meters deep, thereafter it's very dark. It is at this point that 1 to 3 of my "dream guide enforcers" comes to me in an urgent panic. They know my name; I don't know or even recognize them from my past or ever meeting them; I only know them now as my "dream guides/enforcers." They arrive joyously saying "Graeme, you finally here. You must free the fish and then stop the war."

They then go on telling that I must hurry and get my supplies to save these fish that are trapped in the "bay," below me; pointing down to them, by means of blowing away or removing the sand bank that prevents them from getting back into the ocean, and then stop the war. Over the years I've learnt that this "bay" is in fact not a bay but was once the top part of the bay's top Brass that controlled the original bay which is even further down under water. As well as the once mighty walls, that protected the entire circumference of the "island/Mountain". Furthermore the whole bay was also covered with the sand that fell from the tops of the hills and mountain. This happened after the "invaders" first attack was unsuccessful as, they could not get over or through the giant walls around the island/continent, as well as the might of their once mighty Navy. When they had realized the walls where insurmountable, some of their ships stayed behind. The majority of the ships left, back to their land.

They then caused a massive explosion that was so powerful; it caused the tectonic plates to move so violently, it shook the whole "island continent" so powerfully, that about 30% of the "island/continent" sank into the ocean. They did so that the walls would then sink beneath the ocean, so that their next attack (which is currently already on) was successful and, they are currently on the castles foreground battlefield. However, because of the now smaller "bay" being too small now for their ships to land, their second attack came from the 2nd bay, behind the castle. The earthquake that happened was not a natural event; it was a man/forced one. (They made a specific point of telling me this as well.); this how the fish came to be trapped there.

NB—Further to the left of the Redwood tree are other Redwoods all placed in a very American fashion; evenly placed in straight lines. There is also a pathway to my left that seems to lead down into a ravine. I can't quite make it out as; the sunlight around here is a very bright white light. So bright that even the hills behind those hills are so "snowed" over with this light that it is pretty difficult to make out the outer lines of everything beyond. I was never allowed down that pathway before though, always down the path to my right.

THE FISH

Throughout the many years of the relentless repetitiveness of this dream (as well as the others, but not as much as this one), I had learnt to breath underwater, run as fast the wind, as well as fly and talk to the animals. Although it only took a few months to do this; mostly just by accident or it just happened; it took quite a few years to master and control it.

Now, the reason I must free these fish; is that they are the last of their kind and it is what they eat; that if they don't get out soon; will cause a huge ocean catastrophe that will kill all of the ocean life and; end the world as we know it for it will make life unbearable to live in. Also I learnt from the "dream guides" that there are 4 elders further below, with the one survivor from the first birth.

After some years; I broke the rules; and flew down the hill; straight into the water to see these fish up close and converse with them more clearly, these fish that I must free. When I saw them up close and personal; I saw that their scales aren't like other fish's scales. Theirs is like a thick, hard, fiber like shell; similar to a tortoise/turtle shell only much thicker and bigger. The color of their shells is red in the centre, going dark brown to black at the outer edges. Their faces are a bright yellow, as well as all their fins and tails.

The fish that I can see in the surface waters are the babies of the second school. The first school; bar one; died in the explosion/ earthquake. The "Elders" and the survivor are further down in the dark waters. Now this I had already found out from the "dream guides"; and the many islanders/residents. They are about 6 meters in length, these "baby" fish. I called the one fish to me and he came. His face was bright yellow; quite round and very "comical" looking in appearance.

"What is blocking you from getting out, show me?" is what I asked him. He responded "There," nudging his head for me to look right; "That's the sand wall that came down and blocked us." When I looked through the water I could make out a big sand bank, roughly 40 to 60 meters away from where I was in the water; and about double that in its width.

I realized then why I can't just go down and dig out the wall with my...

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