My dreams carry messages

[CcolTonS7]

Perhaps this would be better suited for the dreams forum, but i think this is the right place.

My dreams carry messages, those messages dont give me a clear pucture, but when the event happens its like i just know.

I felt like something big was going to happen. And i had a dream of a big wave of water coming from the east. Those who stayed by the barrier managed to stay on the road, those who didnt were swept off the road into a frozen nature.

I had this dream months ago, and when the covid-19 happened, i couldnt help but feel like that is what my dream was warning me about.

Thats why i wanted to put this in signs and synchronicity, because thats what it feels like.

Its not telling the future, more like the spirit preparing me for it.

[ThatMan]

From my own experience, our dreams represent the way our subconscious mind is communicating with us, giving us messages hidden within these dreams. There'a also the chance that something greater than us is also communicating with us through our dreams.

I am not very good at seeing the meaning of dreams, but I know that dreams are made of symbols, if you would see a flourished tree, you would have to think about what this means in real life and so on.

[inavalan]

Originally Posted by ThatMan

From my own experience, our dreams represent the way our subconscious mind is communicating with us, giving us messages hidden within these dreams. There'a also the chance that something greater than us is also communicating with us through our dreams.

I am not very good at seeing the meaning of dreams, but I know that dreams are made of symbols, if you would see a flourished tree, you would have to think about what this means in real life and so on.

I agree .

[lancing]

Sweetie, you need only your own guide. You believe your dreams carry messages because they do, and if you believe it, I believe it. Some people are fully capable of doing away with the conscious and unconscious mind, which allows us to receive messages from spirit, the spiritual world, whatever you want to call it! And for some of us that occurs in meditation or in our sleep. I hope you stay open because “human” logic and explanations can shutter the possibilities. I think we inherently know (without reading or hearing anything from anyone else) that when we suspend our mundane explanations and incessant need to control and explain, the messages come through. Good luck to you! And once again, I hope you stay open!

[Aethera]

Dreams do carry messages, but water is also symbolic and represents emotions and what can affect one's emotional state. So one has to pay attention to the atmosphere, and what surrounds it to understand what the symbols that stand out are trying to say to you in relating to the wave of water. And there's usually a lot more than what appears on the surface to the symbol's message.

[CcolTonS7]

I understand the common themes to dream symbology, my only problem with that is different elements mean different things to different people depending on how they percieve such elements and the culture they come from.

Just because water might symbolize emotions to one person, doesnt mean it will symbolize the same thing to the next and so forth. So if im not someone who thinks of emotions when i think of water, why would water symbolize emotions in my dreams?

I think there is my own personal evidence, and even some scientific research out there that supports the idea that our dreams have the potential to be messages from our surrounding world to prepare us for the future.

I mean, think about it, our subconcious mind is recieving so much information we are not conciously aware of, so why couldnt it be possible that our subconcious can pick up subtle cues from our every day lives and reveal both internal/personal truths AND external truths about the world we live in? Pick up on patterns that, as a survival mechanism, can actually warn us or prepare us for possbile future events? Whether we are conciously aware of it or subconciously aware of it wouldnt make a difference, because our experiences both in waking life and in our dream worlds shape who we are. Whether we fully remember those experiences or not doesnt matter, it still influences us and our behavior (psych 101).

[inavalan]

Originally Posted by CcolTonS7

I understand the common themes to dream symbology, my only problem with that is different elements mean different things to different people depending on how they percieve such elements and the culture they come from.

Just because water might symbolize emotions to one person, doesnt mean it will symbolize the same thing to the next and so forth. So if im not someone who thinks of emotions when i think of water, why would water symbolize emotions in my dreams?

I think there is my own personal evidence, and even some scientific research out there that supports the idea that our dreams have the potential to be messages from our surrounding world to prepare us for the future.

I mean, think about it, our subconcious mind is recieving so much information we are not conciously aware of, so why couldnt it be possible that our subconcious can pick up subtle cues from our every day lives and reveal both internal/personal truths AND external truths about the world we live in? Pick up on patterns that, as a survival mechanism, can actually warn us or prepare us for possbile future events? Whether we are conciously aware of it or subconciously aware of it wouldnt make a difference, because our experiences both in waking life and in our dream worlds shape who we are. Whether we fully remember those experiences or not doesnt matter, it still influences us and our behavior (psych 101).

Dream realities are created by our subconscious, and our subconscious' language is symbolism.

I agree that dream symbols vary from one person to another. They vary even for the same person between dreams.

To decode your dreams you have to use your intuition, and stay away from rationalizations.

Your dream description is vague enough for me to give any suggestions, and anyway you, the dreamer, are the most likely to make the best interpretation.

Personally, I wouldn't have considered your dream a premonition of this global crisis caused by the wuhan coronavirus.

[lancing]

CcolTonS7,

As someone who’s had dreams that are considered quite strange since I was a child, who has been analyzed by traditional psychologists and dream specialists (who actually surmised that some of my dreams are simply spiritual in nature), I can offer you some general advice about this. Although I’m going to give you my advice, it’s sort of contingent upon your answer to this question. Do your dreams that carry messages feel different than your other dreams? If so, then that feeling is partly an answer to any questions you have about your dreams. Because I’ve experienced this since I was a child, I can discern what dreams are dreams and what dreams are actually a connection to the spirit world (whatever you call it) or messages about future events, etc.

For me, dreams feel deep, like I’m deeply rooted into my body and my mind. On the other hand, “spiritual” dreams and those containing messages feel light, like I’m hyper aware and almost outside of my body and consciousness. After I have one of these “spiritual” dreams, I feel drained and disconnected from the world, things look and feel fuzzy around the edges like I’m dreaming while awake. I’m saying all of this because I’m hoping it can help you identify your own feelings during these dreams, which will in turn help you discern when I dream is just a dream and when it is not.

However, I will state my opinion on these messages. While they may be signs of future events, you may not be able to affect these events (unfortunately). To me, it’s like a television channel. The channel broadcasts the programs, but it has no control over the program schedule or what programs are shown...it simply picks up the signals. It’s up to you how you view these messages and what you do with them.

If you can discern the differences in your dreams, then you’ll know when technical explanations are needed and when they are not. We inherently want to make sense of things, so we apply these technical definitions and explanations, but they don’t always fit. In my case, and probably in your case, when the technical explanations apply, then you apply them. But aside from that, darling, you don’t need them! Thus, if you have a “real” dream that reflects subconscious fears, motivations, etc., then explore that. On the other hand, if your dream is reflective of something else, chuck that exploration in the rear.

But I’m speaking to you as if this is some sort of dilemma...you plainly stated that your dreams carry messages, and that’s fantastic. Personally, I don’t think anyone can tell you what your dream messages do or do not mean. No validation is needed. Your knowing is enough...

[CcolTonS7]

Thanks you guys. I'm not looking for validation. And youre right, people do inherently try to make sense of things. I understand that its not something in my control. I guess i just wanted to give a sort of testament to how amazing it is.
Just because a person on here with the title 'master' from posting a lot on the forum doesnt agree with me doesnt mean im wrong, it doesnt mean im right either.
But i have my hypothesis about certain things that cant be measured, and why not have a little fun indulging the possibilities?

[inavalan]

Originally Posted by CcolTonS7

Thanks you guys. I'm not looking for validation. And youre right, people do inherently try to make sense of things. I understand that its not something in my control. I guess i just wanted to give a sort of testament to how amazing it is.
Just because a person on here with the title 'master' from posting a lot on the forum doesnt agree with me doesnt mean im wrong, it doesnt mean im right either.
But i have my hypothesis about certain things that cant be measured, and why not have a little fun indulging the possibilities?

Unexpected reaction ... Sorry for replying.