Prophetic Dreams

[RedEmbers]

Hi,

I've noticed that many of my dreams at night when I am sleeping come true, weeks, months or years later.

I often dream about places I will live and visit well before I am conciously aware of them and people I will meet along the way.
I know my intuition is actually even stronger then just these dreams, I don't tap into it so much though as the lack of control over certain things disturbs me.

It disturbs me a little bit sometimes when I wonder how much or little control I have over these events.

[JustBe]

Yep.

We are the dream and dreamer bringing the dream alive.

Prophetic is linking the dream closer to reality and being/becoming it.

My step daughter called me saying she dreamed an exact situation the other night exactly as it played out the next day in every way it played out.

Her dreamer/herself is that close to her ‘waking up’ from the old dream ..so this kind of close merging of self simply signifies it’s that close to the time of waking up to herself.

It’s interesting, that you shared it disturbs you knowing how little control you have over these life creations. I think this is simply great insight into being aware of how our life Plays out both as the known and unknown together. How we feel in both often signalling how much trust we hold for both in us.

When you merge them both in that trust, you’ll find that your life moves away from being disturbed by the unknown playing out, to being excited and curious for your life to come. you’ll see, that what you are in full surrender gains back control through conscious awake to ‘herself’ presence.

As the creator of your life, awake, you have nothing to fear and everything you’ve never known of you awake, to realize. It all falls back to how you feel about you. The unknown of you, I’m sure, matches the known of you perfectly.

[RedEmbers]

JustBe...
Your post had a funny effect on me! After I read your post I watched the latest video from a well known self help/self liberation speaker.

I just realised upon waking up this morning that I had a dream that I was dreaming, I kept waking up in my dream and falling back to sleep.

In the dream, I died a couple of times and then woke up again to life and the cycle just kept going.

I often dream about wonderful and exciting things which will happen, I felt quite scared to dream about things like my own death. There is the me who knows that i already know many things about my life on this planet. I am still surprised by some things of course, however, I do get strong senses about other things.

My fear was that I would start to dream about things like myself or other people dying or terrible things happening.

The dream I had before I woke up this morning, seemed to provide me with some comfort though, that perhaps me in the dream and as the dreamer can wake up again even after death.

[dream jo]

I have had a lot of them things I have the bad ones always come first
But the good ones come years later or you're too later
I think one of them I find last year as a better come true but in a bit is a good one because if I think it is I don't mind it's about to come true for this person he is a good influence on me he's not giving me no is enough younger than me I can get a lift
But the bad ones always comes to me
There's banyers and good news first the banyers like me the good news you later because good news happens to pick the way and it is good news on my way eventually
Because you both a flying for each other

[JustBe]

Originally Posted by RedEmbers

JustBe...
Your post had a funny effect on me! After I read your post I watched the latest video from a well known self help/self liberation speaker.
I just realised upon waking up this morning that I had a dream that I was dreaming, I kept waking up in my dream and falling back to sleep.
m and as the dreamer can wake up again even after death.

That makes perfect sense in me.

I think those fears of death in the way you described, either become embedded as death through our previous lives. Not so much ‘as dying’ but how we died. So the trauma response becomes the suffering. Those memories hold strong. So when it comes time to die all those old memories, that fear is activated ten fold for our own and our loved ones close. If you don’t believe in past lives as you, those memories through generational lineage live through you as your piece to overcome. So getting really ok with death in all ways death activated those seeds in us, is getting very ok with life as life is both as it is and as it dies.

I had to die to the old me to wake up to the new me/true self.

When I lay in my bed surrendering to death because it felt so close and real, I wasn’t sure if I’d wake up.

But I did and it was all over.. I had reached the point of completion towards death.

I got up and got in with my life. The climb from there was to be open and no longer be contained or afraid of myself, others and life followed.

[RedEmbers]

Thanks Dream Jo

I seem to understand from a more objective point of view that becoming more open to the nature of my dreams, I may start to become aware of other stuff coming though, not just the "good stuff".



In one way, the good dreams have been useful for me, I am not sure I could handle knowing some things, given some of the repressed ancestral trauma I had to wait to heal at a safer point in my life.

[RedEmbers]

Originally Posted by JustBe

That makes perfect sense in me.

I think those fears of death in the way you described, either become embedded as death through our previous lives. Not so much ‘as dying’ but how we died. So the trauma response becomes the suffering. Those memories hold strong. So when it comes time to die all those old memories, that fear is activated ten fold for our own and our loved ones close.

I had to die to the old me to wake up to the new me/true self.

It seems even more so about feeling abandoned through death or suffering.

I come from a line of "foundlings" on both sides of my family, lost and abandoned children. My "past life" visions feature strongly, abandonment lines and We were a family drawn into a church all about violent endings and abandonment.



For me, death is about feeling abandoned and so, I fear that God, life abandons me, bad things have an energy of being left alone, in a void of pain.


So to have more "negative" dreams, even if I know mentally, that everything from higher perspective is "going to be OK"... It feels like I have not had enough time in the "waiting area" between lives... to know reassurance. Perhaps I have the time now :-)


There does seem to be a trauma from sudden endings, or violent endings. Even as a younger person, some dreams of a sudden and violent end in this lifetime.

[JustBe]

I think the abandonment is the core issue in most cases for those caught up in life and death processors. I went through the whole ‘my god, my god’ why have you abandoned me. Realising letting go of control in myself to that depth, felt like ‘aloneness’ ‘death’ .. loss..


I recall in my process a sense of ‘coming’ in ‘complete’ but then being scourged by others and life in their issues and separateness unresolved. Even the chord cutting and leaving the womb of my mother, became a sudden and final ’feeling’ of feeling seperate from the ‘life force’ at that level of my creation/my source’..

The whole birthing and death process is so intermingled, it’s definitely an undoing in lots of ways of rebirthing yourself.

Plus in those lineages, where issues are more generational and it’s your seed to end end and heal it becomes rather complex.

[Native spirit]

Prophetic dreams are very common more common than people realise.
some don't even know that what they dream about is a peek into the future.
I advise anyone who has these dreams to keep a journal by your bed.
and write them down.


Namaste

[RedEmbers]

It's really interesting that you use the phrase "rebirthing", JustBe.

During a visual journey in a meditative state, I was somewhat able to quite quickly pass through various layers of this fear and I could feel the transitions of myself through life and death, very quickly deciding to take on another layer.

Some of these experiences felt blinding, what I felt kind of surprised by was the nature of dreaming to waking (in general) and the nature of dying and waking in my dream...
The only time I was every "unconscious" was when I was sleeping (in my dream).


I kind of feel a bit more at ease with the process of dreaming and perhaps surrender to an extent, I am feeling more of my control and trust in the surrender to some of the things I find more frightening.

In the very least, the awareness of myself is helping.
I'm hoping this is making sense.