More on Dreams

Greetings!

Since I have been writing about dreams, I would like to share some more about what I learn from my dreams.  Below are two paragraphs from my post I was nicknamed the Queen of Dreams.

According to my experiences, a vivid dream right before I woke up was of great significance.  (Vivid dreams are dreams where people and things look very real with colorful and vivid images.)  I would wake up with a feeling that was hard to describe.  In some cases, I felt very anxious upon waking up.  The anxiety was an indication that something very similar to the dream was about to take place on the same day.  So they were prophetic dreams. 

In other vivid dream cases, I was touched deeply emotionally.  The emotion I felt stayed with me for days and sometimes for weeks.  In time, I seemed to have forgotten the dream.  These dreams were foretelling dreams too except they might happen weeks, months or even years later.  What was unique about such a dream was the forgetting of the dream and the sudden realization on a much later day that what happened had already been foretold.  The feeling at the moment of realization was profound beyond words.  These dreams made me feel there was much more to life than what we knew.  

Most of my dreams are not vivid dreams.  I only feel what goes on in my dreams as there are no clear images or color.  I may have a sense that the setting is daytime or nighttime.  (Night setting or a dream in the dark often indicates mystery.)  I call these dreams 'feel dreams'.  On a few occasions, I may see a clear, vivid image of a person or an object.  When it happens, there is a meaning to the image I see.  For example, I dreamed of someone I knew.  I did not see the image of his face or the surrounding in the dream. The only vivid image was the brightness of the blue shirt he wore.  In my dreams, blue stood for communication and/or wisdom; he was a wonderful spiritual teacher, and his talks captivated the audience.  (By the way, sometimes the garment we put on is symbolic to the role we play.  If we put on / look for a new garment, it may mean we will do something new or we will play a new role.)

In my last post, I mention shrimp is one of my favorite food, therefore, I feel good about the dream.  For someone who does not like seafood, it may have a complete different meaning.  In order to interpret our dreams, we should pay attention to how we feel when we wake up.

There are times I have blurry, confused, sad or fearful dreams for a couple of days.  It often happens around the full moon.  Upon self examination, I find no reason for those dreams.  I ask my angels and guides for an explanation.  I am guided to draw a card from the angel deck.  It is the Moon Cycles.  I find out full moon is the best time for healing as we release what we are done with.  I believe I may be releasing fear, pain, and confusion as I go through those dreams.  (Please click to view What do we do when we have dreams of fear.)  The new moon is the time for manifesting, and it helps to hold our desires in positive thought.

Have a good week!

Love,
Q of D