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Oneiros
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"Oneiromancy, prophetic divination from dreams, considered a divine act in most ancient cultures and surviving to modern times in certain folk traditions. Oneiromancy is based on the belief that dreams are messages sent to the soul by gods or the dead, most often as warnings.
In the ancient world, dreams linked the mortal and divine realms, portended disasters, healed the sick, and revealed the structure of the cosmos."
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Enter Hades
04:05
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The Night Wielder
04:04
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Ancient Omen
05:43
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Tsuki No Usagi
01:23
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The Wanderer
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