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The Other Side of the Curtain - And the Power of Dreaming One Life Assessed from Dreams Post-Analysis
The story of a mother's miracle when she gave life twice to her daughter declared dead after a motorcycle accident. A winter day, a Midwest airport closed down during a snowstorm. Nadia Judith is among the many passengers stranded in between flights. A woman sits next to Nadia. Shortly after, the woman reveals that she has just survived a serious disease. Nadia tells her words of understanding. The woman cries and says that nobody talked to her that way. Nobody understood so well what she went through. The woman thanks Nadia who tells her that she had a similar experience, once. This happened during one of the time-periods when the author put this book aside. The change from this woman's face from devastated to radiant, made her realize that she could help other people. Instead of a motorcycle accident fatal statistic, The Other Side of The Curtain is an amazing non-fiction account of brain injury, clinical death, and coma survival in France that a dream had predicted; while other dreams provided messages for healing. Years later, in Los Angeles, the author began a secret search to understand beyond being a miracle. She found seven elements that made her survival a reality. Decoding her dreams and revisiting her past, the author found out that after one long year of anguish, her Death Wish (Freud) in 1969 was the consequence of the violence of May 1968 in France. The Other Side of The Curtain is a compelling memoir of a woman whose life has been dotted with both joy and tragedy, but always with courage. Spirituality mixes with shocking true tales and the history of the past in her memorable book. Bijaoui grew up in the South of France. She moved to the United States to escape the memories of her motorcycle crash (A. House). But they are things in life that one cannot forget.