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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:14 pm
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I have some really random cracked up dreams and I usually chalk it up to them being completely random. Sometimes it's about my daily life, sometimes my deepest fears, and some are just plain insane. I personally have never really believed in dream interpretation outside of the obvious (dreaming about failing school, dying, etc just just obviously fears manifesting during sleep times).
[wall of text personal problem skip if uninterested] But I've been having some family drama lately, and my mom was really freaking me out. She said that her and my grandmother both dreamt about me the same night. In her dream my skin was light blue like a corpse, and in my grandma's dream my hands were dripping with blood. sweatdrop Assuming it were true and she wasn't just being a @)#(*!)@ to scare me (my mom's many things but she's for the most part honest), it bothers me more than I let on. I've been struggling with the possibility of having serious health problems the past few years (I haven't developed anything yet just high risk), it's a constant fear of mine even though I don't talk about it that much- I don't really want to worry the family and friends. :sigh: My family subtlely blames me for my mother's endometrial cancer... because I put so much stress on her since i'm such a big disappointment to everyone stare So.. I can't help but wonder if it means I'm going to die crying (been reading too much of a song of ice and fire, and they have prophetic dreams in it haha) or if the universe is blaming me for my mother's cancer. I don't think she made the story up it sounds really suspicious given my background but if it were true, do you think it means anything? Will my obsessing over it make it any more/less true?! scream Neither my mom or grandma have any background with the occult/divination and no history of having prophetic dreams outside of superstition.
Do you believe that dreams can be prophetic? Do you think that the message lies with the dream, or the person who dreams it? (ex. Do you believe that only certain people can have prophetic dreams, or that any dream can be prophetic depending on the message?) Do you believe that some of your dreams are memories of a past life? What's the craziest most nonsensical dream you've had?
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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 8:33 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 9:23 pm
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Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:11 pm
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Erise Crewe Do you believe that dreams can be prophetic? Yes.
Quote: Do you think that the message lies with the dream, or the person who dreams it? I think very few people have prophetic dreams and I think even in people who have them, they are not common.
I think the big question is whether a dream is a prophetic dream and if prophetic whether it is literal or symbolic.
What defines a prophetic dream? In your case is the only indication that both your mother and grandmother dreamed of you the same night? Were the dreams exactly the same? Has anything happened that might have triggered the same worry or thought in their head?
Personally I tend to dis-belief rather than belief, so I'd doubt the dreams were prophetic. I don't know what proof I'd need to start seriously consider a dream prophetic but I think I'd need some kid of distinct pattern that's different than a the person's normal dream pattern. I'd be more open to the idea if the person claiming it to have a prophetic dream had a history in divination and was very attentive to the finer details between his or her personal worries and emotions and a possible message.
Even so, there could be a problem in interpretation and I think most forms of divination only show a possible future not an absolute.
Quote: (ex. Do you believe that only certain people can have prophetic dreams, or that any dream can be prophetic depending on the message?)
This actually jogged a side story from when I first started dream journaling. I noticed that I picked up a lot from people's tone and gestures that I wasn't fully processing until later and in my subconscious I'd fixate on these bits and create very realistic dreamscapes that often predicting stuff that would happen based off this information. It was similar to prophetic dreaming but was different to me for various reasons I don't think are relevant to current discussion.
The point is that people pick up and play out a lot of different things in their sleep and perfectly mundane coincidences can come together to mean all sorts of things. This is even more likely to happen when the imagery is upsetting or worrying or vivid.
Quote: Do you believe that some of your dreams are memories of a past life?
Nope.
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 2:50 pm
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Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2012 3:47 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:28 pm
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Quote: Do you believe that dreams can be prophetic? Yes. I have prophetic dreams myself, though they are a mix of symbolism and literal.
Quote: Do you think that the message lies with the dream, or the person who dreams it? (ex. Do you believe that only certain people can have prophetic dreams, or that any dream can be prophetic depending on the message?) It depends on the person really. It'll always be up to the dreamer to interpret it, unless they tell their dream to someone else who can. But most of the time you wont understand the dream until what your dream was telling you, happens.
Honestly, I think anyone who is open to them can have one. Will they be able to interpret them and understand them? Probably not. They'll most likely chalk it up as a "weird dream" and leave it at that.
Quote: Do you believe that some of your dreams are memories of a past life? I wouldn't doubt it. If there's past life regression sessions that you can take then there is most certainly a chance that you can dream of it as well. That is unless your soul is new to life, then there would be none.
Quote: What's the craziest most nonsensical dream you've had? What does this have to do with prophetic dreams?
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Posted: Sat May 12, 2012 3:55 pm
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Firstly, I don't think your mother's health problems are your fault. If her health problems have any connection to you what-so-ever, it is because of how your mom handles these situations; not you directly. This is just my opinion.
On to the questions:
Do you believe that dreams can be prophetic? Yes, I do. I believe dreams can also contain insights into things in the present, and even unlock things we didn't understand about our own pasts.
Do you think that the message lies with the dream, or the person who dreams it? (ex. Do you believe that only certain people can have prophetic dreams, or that any dream can be prophetic depending on the message?) A little bit of both. Even if the dream doesn't come true, and that the cause of the dream is that you were subconsciously thinking of something, I believe the dream can still have some importance. I believe the person who dreams such dreams-whether they be prophetic, from the subconscious mind, or warning you of something currently taking place-is tapping into a source of power, whether that power be their own, or connected to the "network", so to speak.
Do you believe that some of your dreams are memories of a past life? I'm not sure. I do remember a reoccurring dream I had about five years ago, involving a star-crossed love affair between an upper crust man, and a middle class woman. The clothing was very vivid, as was their unfortunate deaths (they died in a burning mansion). This dream certainly felt real, and I couldn't think of anything that would have triggered it otherwise. However, it doesn't necessarily have to be a past life; for all I know, I saw someone else's.
What's the craziest most nonsensical dream you've had? This is pretty hard to nail down; I have crazy dreams a lot. I'd give examples, but it would lead into rambling. ^^;
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