Author Description

Ages passed between texts spread around the world in search and research into the depths of dreams, which praised the work of one of the greatest authors of the horror genre, Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Author open to the participation of other great authors, who praised his works even more, completing the surreal context of structure that praises the most complex and unknown human content, with which our dreams obtain the most intimate access: the unconscious. Author taken with disregard by academics, readers invoke forbidden and unusual feelings during reading to become a scenario for transformations in the universe of personal conceptions. The fantastic reality of these hardly accessible worlds opens up fantasies such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as the Dresden Code among many others full of mystery. When reaching the limits of these fantasies, the mythology of Cthulhu transforms heroes and bandits to an irrelevant meaning, in comparison with that obtained from other ancient ones where the human being has little or no importance within a universal spectrum. Coincident with current discoveries that the possibility of intelligent life in the universe is predictable in cosmology, such readers' dreams explore these limits that our bodies do not reach. Modern religions, Islam and Christianity among them, can advance to the role of lambs of Jesus to act with him, side by side, to practice what they so much preach to others to do.