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Puerto Rico, like most Latin American countries, is a culture of dreamers. We remember our Dreams, collect them, share them, interpret them and even make predictions with them. We use them as signs to guide our waking hours, a communion with the spiritual, with God. While I adhere to no religion, I do speak about my Dreams as my Religion. Through Dreams I pray, I commune, I observe my soul. Through Dreams I seek inspiration, guidance, courage, and comfort. Because of this, I sleep with a notebook next to my bed, a flat open page and a pen to scribble in the middle of the night during that half-wake and half-dream state, so as not to forget the messages given to me, or the stories, or just how fun it was. Then, in the morning, I decipher the scribbles and store my dream in a dream database, which now holds 884 dreams. Some of which are still merged, and I am slowly cleaning them up since I began building the database. As a data geek and ontology fanatic, I am creating an Ontology of my…

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