Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Ask anyone to give you a list of their most sought after treasures, and they're probably

going to use a particular phrase about that list.

Everything on it would be a dream come true.

And that's the beauty of dreams, right?

They have no limits, no boundaries, and sadly, no probability of actually happening.

Which is why the phrase dream come true has so much power whenever someone wins the lottery,

or lands that promotion they work so hard for, to everyone around them.

Their dreams had just come true, and it can't get much better than that.

But not every dream come true is received well.

Take for example the story of John Godly, known to the history books as Lord Killbracken

from Ireland, because what happened to him just after World War II was both amazing

and at least to him, more than a little disturbing.

In the late 1940s, John was a student in Oxford, working hard and studying late into the

Knights, as most students in his position would do.

But when sleep did finally come to John, it sometimes filled him with the most unusual

ideas.

You see, despite the fact that John wasn't a gambling man, his dreams were filled with visions

of horse races.

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