PRESIDENT RAMON MAGSAYSAY'S DREAM




An event suddenly appears into your mind especially when you’re sleeping, sometimes unpleasant, and it is like someone’s going to kill you, a person you don’t know, and you only saw him/her only in your dreams.

Experts says that dreams occur in the REM or rapid eye movement- Images or including emotions occur in our mind, dreams also can last a few secinds, or a minute, even 20 minutes. Dreams step into our minds involuntary.

Some people used dreams to tell your future or your fortune, in history Rizal used this-some historians believed this. According to Professor Ambeth Ocampo’s Rizal without the overcoat, there is a time when Rizal told his brother Paciano that dreams always regulated his actions, this proves during his first year at the University of Santo Tomas when he dreamed that he was taking an exam, a few next days later. Rizal woke up, going  to take the exam and when he sat for the exam he was surprised to discover that the question in his exam was the exact question he foresaw in his dreams.

16th of March 1957, Magsaysay had once told his nephew that he dreamed the he’ll be shot someday, well he maybe not died in a bullet, but he still died in a crash. His dream came true.

On March 17, 1957, Filipinos were shocked by the news that the 7th president of the republic of the Philippines died in a plane crash in Mt. Manunggal, Cebu. 
On the 16th of March 1957 Magsaysa left for cebu aboard an C-47 named Mt. Pinatubo, curious  by the plane's name, why they named it Mt.Pinatubo? in the book of Proffesor Ambeth Ocampo’s Death by Garrote:Looking Back 3, President Magsaysay told the newsmen that he named it after the highest peak in Zambales-Mt. Pinatubo, because this is the place where he hid and fought during his guerilla days.

After three hours, President Magsaysay’s plane landed in Lahug, Cebu where he greeted by the large crowd. So in Cebu, he went down on a motorcade in the town, attends dinner ball.  Magsaysay and his companions left Cebu at 1:15 am, after fifteen minutes the plane crashed  in Mt. Manunggal in Cebu.                                                                                                                                             

Filipinos Prayed for him, hoping that he survived the crash. For the twenty-six passengers in the plane only one survived-the journalist Nestor Mata, ironically he is the only one who did not fasten his seat belt, and the rest who died in the plane crash used the safety belt.

 Disaster does bring out the best and worst in people.
-Ambeth Ocampo-

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