Dream Name

Before I knew about Earth cycles, I had a dream in which my family in this life was also a family in a past life; however, the arrangement was different. My son and wife in this life were husband and wife and I was their unnatural son. Their names were Dennis Wayne and Joan Dapremont. My name wasn't provided. In the dream, the name was pronounced: Dep-pre-mint. Dennis Wayne was the electrical engineer for the El Paso Rail Car Company.

Joan was pregnant and delivered early while Dennis Wayne was away on business. The hospital was a large converted house. Joan's baby died shortly after birth. At the same time, another woman gave birth to a healthy boy, which she could not keep. With the consent of both moms, the babies were exchanged. Joan never got around to telling her husband and I didn't turn out like a Dapremont. As a teen, an angry mob chased me out of town. End of dream.

There had been another dream in which I died in a fiery training accident early in WWII. This suggested the first dream period started about 1920. I reasoned a rail car company was a trolley and, after some research, came up with the name spelling from Dap-pre-mint. With this, I searched for some record of my past life. Dapremont is an unusual name. There was only one cluster in Mobile, but no Dennis, no Wayne, no Jr or III, and no electrical engineer. Nothing about the El Paso Rail Car Company. In WWII, the Army kept detailed records about each soldier and the records had been stored after the war. I found that most of the records had been destroyed in a fire.

After I learned about Earth cycles, a geography dream explained things. For a cycle, the Gulf of Mexico extended up to where the Great Salt Lake is today. El Paso was a port city. It also explains the pronunciation of Dapremont. In this life, I was raised in Texas and my wife's name was Roberta. When we visited in Texas, the natives had a tough time with her name. You would have thought they never heard the name Roberta. It was pronounced: Row-bert-ta like they were sounding it out for the first time.

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