Francuski
"He lived like a hermit for years sometimes sleeping more than 20 hours a day...to dream more and more...he didn't speak to anyone and remained silent and while having as many as 50 dreams per night. Everyone thought he had gone crazy. Then one day, he started to share and write about his dream experience..." That was in 1995, when Kaya, who was poised for super-stardom having been a childhood prodigy whose career began at 7, and by 27, was a major recoding artist with multiple awards and accolades, fame, fortune, his records selling in excess of a million, and about to sign a new and major multi-million dollar recording deal with SONY, dramatically abandoned his career. Inspired by a series of visions to turn his attention entirely onto his spiritual path, he retreated to the Laurentian Mountains of Canada and devoted himself to intensively meditating and refining his understanding of the language of dreams.
