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This system does not recognize dreams as revelation from God. The interpretive principles are completely of human invention. It has been stated that Jung did more than any other psychologist to make elements of the occult acceptable to the non-discerning.

When he was around four years old, he had a dream that haunted him the rest of his life. He would sometimes speak in Christian terms but in a way that mixed the obscene with the holy. This is because holiness is not so much an attribute of God as it is the very foundation of His being. Dream Philosophies A.

The Cornerstone B. Two Schools Of Thought. Dreams Originate Within You a The current secular school of thought on dream interpretive processes boils down to this one premise — dreams come from within the person who is dreaming. Ibid, The Healing Presence, p. It makes little difference whether you are approaching the interpretive process from the Psychoanalytic teachings of Freud, and Jung, or the existential therapy of Gestalt.

One attribute is that God is All-knowing Omniscient therefore there is nothing about you or the future that He does not know.

Another attribute is that God never changes Immutable Therefore, He never learns or forgets anything. He gives you dreams to help you get to that future c The protective and redemptive plan of God in dreams is what was referred to in Job. The Role of the Psyche soul 1. In fact, if you apply the interpretive techniques of common secular models to dreams in the Bible, the outcome would be totally different than the interpretation given in the Bible.

Yes there are dreams that do not come from God, but there are fewer of these dreams than you might think. What if, in all that exists, there is another entirely different world. A world that exists to help you fulfill your purpose while here on Earth. Suppose that world is an everlasting world that is contained within the eternality of its Creator.

What if dreams and visions as well as other spiritual phenomena were given to you to help you accomplish your unique purpose for which the Eternal One placed you here? If you really believed this, would that change how you value dreams and visions? If you really believed this, would that change what you do with your dreams? Conversely, what if, by rejecting dreams and the advice given through the dreams God sends, you are unknowingly rejecting His plans for your life?

Simply said, the overarching reason for God giving you dreams is this — He loves you, and He wants to help you. Philosophical Differences A. There are major differences between the secular approach to dreams and their interpretation and the biblical approach to dreams and their interpretation. Some differences are subtler, while others are more glaring. Temporal Within time or Eternal Outside of time 1. The secular dream interpretive process views dreams as being temporal and limited by time.

As you grow to understand dreams, you will find God is intricately intertwined in your life. You will be deeply convinced that He placed you here on Earth, with purposeful intent, at this exact time, and nudged you to live exactly where you live in order to give you the greatest chance at fulfilling His purpose for you. Internal or External Origination 1. As previously mentioned, the secular perspective on dream interpretation views dreams and the interpretation as coming from the psyche or within a person.

Another facet is to help you accomplish something that must be done. Psyche or Spiritually Revealed 1. The biblical view is that God, who is Spirit, gives the dream and wants to reveal the meaning of the dream. Secular interpretive perspectives propose it is your psyche or soul that not only gives you the dream, but interprets the dream for you. And as you work on them, you supposedly reach perfection. Mental fatigue, emotional fatigue and things that want to keep you from all the stuff you want your will ii.

The spirit never sleeps, nor does it get fatigued. The Greek word psyche is taken from the root word psuche, which is the root word for soul. Introspective or Theospective 1. Introspective means that the dreams you had is what your soul thinks is important for you to address or change. But, the biblical perspective is that dreams from God reveal what He believes is important to avoid, address, or change. Which do you suppose will know what is best for you?

God or you? Even if the soul could reveal everything about you, it only knows what it knows. By definition, knowledge is based on the intellect and in turn is relegated to knowledge of the present and the past. However, there is a knowing about the future that is fully trustable because it does not change. Revelation is actually the future revealed today.

You might say, it has already happened in the future although it has not happened yet. Singular or Multilevel Meaning 1. Most current secular dream theories propose that dreams have only one meaning and that meaning applies to your life today.

Self Change or God Change 1. An even more significant distinction between the secular and biblical dream interpretive models is found in the outworking of the model 2. This brings several issues to the surface. First, if you can perfect yourself then you can become like God who is perfect in every way. Third, Jesus or anyone who would voluntarily put Himself through such agony as the Crucifixion, would be considered insane. The reality is Jesus did come, as man to Earth, He really was crucified, and He actually did raise from the dead.

Logically Driven or Divinely Driven 1. Logic, as used in the secular dream community, can be useful when it comes to learning, education and training, but is none-the-less limited by the intellect of the dreamer. If guidance is so important, then we need these messages to come from the highest, unlimited, Divine, source possible. They come and go in and out of dreams as if making no distinction between dreams and the real and awake life.

Again, this Eternal logic does not make sense to our logic bound world, but in Heaven it is considered simple logic and is known to be merely basic understanding in the coming Eternal world.

This line of thought is what happens when the secular dream interpretive models try to interpret a dream given from the higher logic of the Creator. This is what has happened in the world of Dream Interpretation; the lower logic has tried to rule over the greater logic and make the Creator equal to the created. Archetypical or Spirit Beings 1. In reality dreams do not come from our material world or from our reasoning capabilities. Dreams come from an eternal reality far different than our temporal human reality.

He believed that the dreamer has four major motivators, called archetypes that have been formed in individuals from infancy. The Shadowy or dark side of each person is the first archetype Jung taught. Jung felt the dream often revealed disintegrated parts of the dreamer. The second archetype is the Anima male and Animus female portion of man and woman. Jung believed that this was a much different person than the person most people see.

The third archetype is the Self. The fourth archetype is actually a composite of overlapping lesser archetypes of Family, Story hero, villain, warrior, etc. The first basic difference the biblical model reveals is that there is one spirit world that is interactive with the natural world. They are not separate from each other. The supreme Being a This supreme and highest being is Spirit and is the only creator of all that exists, or has ever existed, whether visible or invisible, in this world or outside the dimensions of this world we live in — b This would include the world of dreams.

It makes absolutely no difference if the object or being resides in this world or outside the world we live in, if it exists — it exists because God brought it into existence.

In other words — He created it. They would include various types of archangels, angels and other created spiritual beings who were created by the Creator. When they appear in your dreams they come to help or warn you in some way or another. If there is a spirit world full of pure light, then it should not surprise you to know there is another portion of that world that contains the antithesis of light and life.

Dreams contain light and darkness, color, muted color, grey scale, as well as black and white. Remember, nothing created can in any way be equal to the creator. These dark spirit beings will try to convince you differently in a dream, and even seemingly do good, but it is all a deception — a spiritual mirage.

If you remember this, your nightmares will not be nearly as terrifying. Your dreams will reflect this light or this darkness as an indicator of what the Creator is desiring you learn from the dream. Soul Centristic or Theo-Centristic Interpretation 1. It is the grand decider of what the dream means. In the secular model, the soul becomes the chooser of the future of your life path and it makes that choice without any divine revelation whatsoever of what the future holds. In the atmosphere of the Theo-Centric model you will not want to use the soul to dream a dream, interpret a dream, nor anything else.

The Soul will never be able to understand the things of the spirit. Spiritual things will always seem foolish to the Soul. In time you will grow spiritually. In so doing, you will learn to listen, and to and follow the Holy Spirit within your spirit.

Your spirit will become intertwined with the very Spirit of the Eternal One. This connection is much like a Divine umbilical cord. This spiritual cord allows you to tap into the very being of the One who created you. The Self-sustaining, All-Powerful God, greatly desires to share His knowledge and revelation about the future with you.

Remember the general principle: Dreams are symbolic while visions are more literal in nature. Consider the highly evocative language Job uses to describe his response and understanding of the dreams and visions he believes are from God.

Dreams are transcendent A. Dreams transcend the dimensions of: 1. Height 2. Depth 3. Breadth 4. Time III. Dreams and visions allow us to be in two or more dimensions simultaneously.

Dreams allow us to be in the future or in the past. Dreams allow us to transcend age. We can be our current age, living in our childhood home. Dreams do not seem to be inside us; rather we find ourselves inside a dream.

Dreams move us about intra-dimensionally and seem to change matter into energy and turn chaos into order. Interpretation can cause great dilemmas to the dreamer.

We are not entitled to an interpretation. Holy Spirit are. Interpretations come as a result of an increasing relationship with God. True dreams from God generate a curiosity that demands an answer to the intrigue of the past night.

Dreams can create a spiritual hunger. A holy dissatisfaction develops. You may also experience a burning desire to fill a void inside you. A similar void caused kings to scour nations for an answer to a question God placed within their souls. God may choose to give us the interpretation in these ways: A. Instantaneously revealing the meaning of a dream or vision through an angel, as God did with Daniel Daniel Through the process of writing it down.

God places great value on our searching for the things He conceals. Daniel and Joseph are the only two dream interpreters mentioned in Scripture. Joseph declared that God is the One who gives the interpretation of dreams Genesis God will not remove our need for the Holy Spirit. Cultural norms 2. Dream language 3. Dream vocabulary 4. Objectivity 56 Institute for Spiritual Development www.

Dream functions A. Dreams from God are infused with His power and purpose, and they can 1. Lead us, 2. Show us the error of our ways, 3. Warn us, 4. Reveal areas of our lives that have not taken on Christlikeness, 5. Be prophetic in nature, or 6.

Convey spiritual insights. Dreams are of the same creative essence as the arts. They come from the same source: God. They illuminate the same spiritual process. All of the arts have a revelatory distinction. Imagination is often lost or restricted in childhood. Unfettered, creative faith existed in our childhood. We should give as much weight to the subjective as to the objective arena. Streams Ministries dream symbols The principles of dream interpretation and the meaning of symbols taught by Streams Ministries are, first of all, found in Scripture or are in agreement with the tenants of scripture and are never intended to be in violation of Scripture.

Secondly, they are the result of John Paul Jackson having dissected each dream, vi vision, and parable of the Bible and in doing so discovered many of the principles of dream interpretation in this course.

In addition, he has interpreted thousands of dreams by the aid of the Holy Spirit. Much dream interpretation is an aspect of the prophetic gifting and, as such, is revelation. Consequently, the interpretations have borne the good fruit of edification, exhortation, comfort, peace, guidance, hope, and passion for Jesus Christ. Thirdly, these principles have been applied by many others with the same positive spiritual results.

Finally, these principles are not presented with the intent of criticizing any of the methods used by other Christians. However, as stated above, these methods have proven themselves time and time again to the glory of Christ Jesus.

The well from which one chooses to drink is very important. Definitions that highlight metaphorical, symbolic, contrasting, or nonliteral concepts in scripture. Type or figure : pattern, copy, form, example; shape, style, or resemblance of that which is to come.

Shadow: contrasts the concrete, real, changeless with the unreal, transient, and changing. Sign: An outward mark, omen, or evidence of that which is coming or as a validating proof; the works of God. Osborne, Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, ed. As such all believers are to consider themselves models or patterns of the Christlike life. Wonder: A conspicuous display of divine power that causes one to be in awe and to marvel. Parable: A story that makes comparisons for the purpose of revealing a truth.

A parable may have several elements, but it has one central point. It is a series of metaphors linked and combined to communicate a larger concept. It is to enlighten the listener by presenting him with interesting illustrations, from which he can draw out for himself moral or religious truth.

Brand, C. Draper, A. England, Nashville: Holman Publishers, , pp. Metaphor and simile 1. Both compare two things that are not of the same general class but have something in common. Use of symbols, types, metaphors, etc. And on My menservants and on My maidservants I will pour out My spirit in those days; and they shall prophesy. Literal a If this method were strictly applied here, each category of person would be limited to the activity listed, i.

Philosophical a Who is in control? Hidden a A maturity continuum; for the spiritually mature understanding dreams. Interpretation principles that aid in the interpretation process, remember the scriptural principle. Ask God for an understanding of the dream. This is the most important aspect of dream interpretation. Study the parables of Jesus. Study the dreams and visions interpreted in Scripture. Remember that most dreams have manifold applications. Dreams often have dual applications. They can apply to the dreamer and, simultaneously, to another person, group, or situation.

Recognize patterns when you have more than one dream per night. Dreams are full of symbolism A. This symbolism is revelation from God; with revelation comes the need for interpretation, application, and proclamation.

Revelation: Includes anything we receive from God that we did not previously know or that cannot be known by natural means. Interpretation: What does it mean? For who is it intended? Application: When? Proclamation: The manner in which we communicate what we have received. Dreams are subjective 1. All symbolism must be understood and interpreted without violating scriptural principles.

Interpreting dreams is taking that which is spiritual and giving it natural application. Remember to view dreams much the same way as parables. When dreams are broken into too many details, the meaning becomes increasingly obscure.

If you look for significance in every element or detail you can become confused and lose the meaning of the dream. Dreams are like an editorial cartoon. Realms from which to draw personal understanding of dream symbols A. Refer to Scripture 1. This is the first place you should look for understanding your dreams. Note colloquial expressions or idioms that you hear every day and have filed in your memory.

God will turn them into pictorial forms for dream purposes. Develop a dream vocabulary. Since this will be your own personal dream vocabulary, the object or symbol may not mean the same to you as it would to another person.

The Midianites and Amalekites were arrayed against Gideon and the Into his hand God has delivered Midian and the whole camp.

Get wise counsel from gifted interpreters of dreams. Not everyone will have the gift of interpreting dreams like Daniel or Joseph. Keep in mind that it is not wise to go to those who do not have the gift of interpreting dreams. Your best friends may like you too much to be unbiased in their interpretation.

Thus, you may receive from them an interpretation that God did not intend. Draw me upside down in the space above. What is the first significant dream that you remember having? How old were you? As you were growing up, did anyone in your immediate family get dreams from God? Do you remember ever having a recurring dream during some period in your life? Have you ever dreamed the same dream as someone very close to you has dreamed spouse, child, parent, sibling, roommate, friend, mentor, etc.

Visitations: A visit from the spirit realm. A being from the Third Heaven comes to the earthly, human realm. Visitations come from different heavenly beings and in varying forms.

Heavenly watchers Daniel ,17 4. Heavenly beasts Ezekiel 5. Heavenly lights Acts 6. Visitations occur in different forms 1. Visions a Daniel Daniel b Paul Acts 3. Trances a Zechariah Zechariah b John Revelation 4. Transportations: To be taken from one place on earth to another place on earth.

Several people in the Bible were transported: 1. Philip Acts 2. Apostle Paul Acts 3. Ezekiel Ezekiel 4. Jesus and the disciples John 5. Levitations 1. Ezekiel Ezekiel 78 Institute for Spiritual Development www. Disappearances 1. Jesus John 2. Elijah 1 Kings III. Translations: To be taken from earth to the heavenly realm.

Examples: 1. Elijah 2 Kings 3. Zechariah Zechariah 3 Institute for Spiritual Development www. Ezekiel Ezekiel 5. Paul 2 Corinthians 6. Apostle John Revelation 4 7. God sets no limits on the place in time to which a person is translated. There is no time with God. Enoch and Elijah did not return, though others have come back and since passed away.

Verbal Revelation The prominent means of revelation in scripture A. Audible 1. There are levels of hearing God; this highlights the fact that not everyone will hear God even when He speaks audibly John Non-Audible: most revelation is non-audible in that God speaks to the heart of the individual. It is heard by no one else. It is Spirit-to-spirit communication. It has great impact on the individual. Dark speech riddles : The most obscure and difficult revelation to understand Numbers ; Ezekiel ; Proverbs Dark speech keeps us humble.

That is, we are not sure if what we sense is literal or symbolic. Dark speech teaches us that human knowledge cannot encompass all aspects of reality.

The woman at the well and living water John 4 iii. Intrinsic Dreams These are dreams that deal with heart issues and with our relationship with God. Heart issues pertain to matters of our soul: personal longings, opinions, and emotions. Intrinsic dreams may include elements predictive in nature. Examples of intrinsic dreams in Scripture.

In Genesis 37, Joseph dreams about the sheaves and his brothers bowing down to him. Extrinsic Dreams Dreams that focus on something, or someone other than us, are extrinsic.

Examples include the following: people, nations, cities, and churches. The greater our intimacy with the Lord, the more extrinsic dreams we have. For the most part dreams are to cause us to pray. His dreams concerned the nation of Egypt. Find four examples of intrinsic dreams in the Bible, and give each one a title that is different from the title the Bible publisher may have given the dream.

Find four examples of extrinsic dreams in the Bible, and give each one a title that is different from the title the Bible publisher may have given it. The Interpretive Process A dream that is not understood remains a mere occurrence; when understood, a dream becomes a life-changing experience. Know that symbols do not always mean the same from dream to dream.

Reduce the dream to its simplest form. Are you: 1. The Main Focus everything revolves around you, you are the principal actor. Occasionally, you can shift positions in the dream e. Determine the Focus 1. Who, or what, is the center of attention?

Establish the Sub-Focus 1. Sub-focuses are the elements in a dream that are necessary to find the theme or plot and make it have meaning. They are important to rounding out or completing the story. I knew with certainty that I had a decision to make—either step off the cliff or turn around and walk to safety.

I decided to step off; instead of falling straight down, I began to glide gently downward. Ascertain the Context of the dream The context of a dream determines whether a symbol is positive or negative. Keep the main thing the main thing. Determine the attitude and agendas of those in the dream. Recognize what God is presently dealing with in your life. Note the goals God has given you. The importance of Color a Color helps determine the context of the dream b Dreams in color are from God.

Determine the Tone of the dream 1. Did the dream produce fear, hopelessness, uneasiness, peace or a lack thereof , anticipation, etc.? Was the atmosphere of the dream: harsh, ominous, exciting, lighthearted, or neutral? Patience and dream interpretation We will not be able to interpret every dream we have or that another person brings to us.

We may have to hold some of our own dreams for years before God grants the meaning. Remember aggressive waiting and active feeding. Meditation ii. Lectio Divina iii. Service and Fellowship Institute for Spiritual Development www.

Prayer any type and worship iii. Talking to a trusted advisor c Set aside a time and place. Create a protected and private place to commune in the spirit. Keeping the soul in submission to the spirit.

Find the theme or plot of the dream 1. Write down the main facts. Note the object or thought that occurs most often, or what object or thought remains with you when the dream ends. Consider natural order.

For example, when a house is built, walls are put into place before the windows. What questions linger about the dream? What are the most arresting images in the dream? Do you have an immediate sense of the meaning? What are your strongest associations feelings, esteem, disdain toward the individuals in the dream?

Do any people symbolize something to you? Is your feeling toward the people in the dream biblical? What do you need to remember most about the dream? They amplify certain aspects to get your attention. Title the dream. Learn to walk through the dream with the dreamer. Release goals for interpretation and judgment A. One way to miss the interpretation is to set goals on how the process will evolve or express itself. Let go of any ego-feeding need such as performance.

The soul will provide many reasons to justify looking good—even to you. However, the spirit will provide even deeper reasons that relate to integrity, if you so allow.

The momentary alignment of will and grace, of conscious pursuit and the energy of the spirit, require that no goal be on the horizon other than finding the true answer.

Otherwise, in an immature state, the soul will rule. Often what our soul may tell us is dreadful, what the spirit tells us is beautiful. Even others may see beauty in the very thing our soul abhors. In the creative expression of dreams, our soul and spirit are intertwined. They operate in an endless cycle, but the spirit must rule the soul.

Someone I knew was in the front seat sitting behind the steering wheel. This person was demanding that I drive, but I had to reach around the person to do so. It was very difficult to steer. Then the car had a flat tire, and I was the one who had to change the flat. When I got out of the car to do so, I noticed all the other tires were very low. I wondered why the owner of the car had been so neglectful. What would you title this dream? What are the sub-focuses of this dream?

What other details are important? Dreams operate outside the confines of human structures. Just as we naturally recount dreams as stories within a linear framework, we also tend to write dreams in horizontal lines. Often problems arise as a subjective thinker records his or her dreams in an objective fashion. Subjective recording methods A.

For those who find it challenging to function within linear lines of thought, avoid the normal, linear recording methods! Instead, try the following: 1. Ignore complete sentences or sentence structure. Forget clearly composed paragraphs. Classify things according to movement in space and time.

Categorize dream elements according to strong emotions or impressions. Record the dream in a square, spiral, or concentric circle pattern see examples. Let the lines of the narrative meander over the page. Write out different dream parts, such as scene changes on separate pieces of paper. Then staple them together to form sections like in chapters in a book. Emphasize certain words by using larger or bolder script.

Use different styles of writing. For example, print some words, and use cursive for others. Make a map of the dream, drawing lines or arrows to show the flow of the dream. Be creative with doodle or stick figures. By using only one type of recording or interpretive technique, we face the danger of becoming blinded by our tradition and, thus, missing the obvious. Frequently dreams are simply a sentence fragment or a single word. The placement of words on a page can have lasting impact. Every dream has a unique atmosphere.

Often the atmosphere is the only lingering memory upon awakening. This fact alone makes the effort to retrieve anything from the experience worthwhile. At such times, leaving the linear in order to journey to the subjective may be the only way to retrieve the dream or its significance.

Different methods A. Clustering 1. Releases right-brain thinking 2. Clarifies the focus or theme 3. Enriches the dream by drawing out details and information 4.

Unsticks linear thought patterns Institute for Spiritual Development www. Story Diagramming 1. Quickly records the dream 2. Clarifies the focus or theme Institute for Spiritual Development www. Spiral Recording 1. Removes left-brain thinking paralysis 2. Develops right-brain, subjective thought processes 3. Helps in taking notes in meetings and recalling conversations Institute for Spiritual Development www. Intuitive Recording 1.

Enables a person to quickly record the dream 2. Richly develops the right-brain hemisphere 3. Record one of your dreams using each of the four methods previously discussed.

Cluster B. Diagram Institute for Spiritual Development www. Spiral D. Intuitive II. Which method do you prefer, or which do you find most helpful?

What surprised you about recording your dream using these four methods? In order to turn man from his deed, and conceal pride from man. Practical help for Dreamers A. Dreams seem to reside in a non-dimension, free from the limitations of time, space, and logic. When the dream enters into our memory, it moves into a world bound by time, space, and logic. Our minds then translate the dream into three dimensions, while our hands must translate the dream into the two dimensions of ink and paper.

Dream images are written in our minds with disappearing ink. If we do not re-experience them immediately, dreams become invisible as the fast turning pages of our waking consciousness take over our mind. Tips to remember dreams A. Ask the Holy Spirit to wake you up early.

Establish a habit of getting up at a pre-determined time. Set the alarm clock for the latest time you need in order to get to work, just in case you go back to sleep after He initially wakes you.

Between and a. Immediately write down any dreams. Everyone dreams, but not everyone remembers them. Creating a Dream Portfolio A. Three-ring binders, manila folders, or clear plastic sleeves work well. You will probably go in and out of being organized.

Date and title each dream and start each dream on a new page. Memory Exercises We do not remember dreams because we have not been taught their importance or how to remember them.

The process of remembering is similar to how revelation embeds itself in our conscious mind. A memory is a picture. We remember in pictures and every memory is a composed picture. Dreams are pictures. Regularly practice the art of remembering. Start with both long and shortterm memories as well as trying to recall events from a particular day. Long-term memories are specific times in your childhood or any memory older than a year.

Short-term memories are those less than a year old. Even trying to remember details about yesterday is helpful. Recall memories from today. During a dream, we believe we are awake. Thus, dreams are spatial that is, in boundless space structures. The creation of imaginary space has been proven to help spatial recall. The development of spatial recall is crucial to any work with dreams. Practice with helpful exercises. Exercise 1 You are dreaming about looking in the front of the notebook for this course.

You hold it in your hands turning it around, over and watching it rotate in your hands. What exactly does the front cover look like?

Exercise 2 Take an imaginary tour of a room in your house. Where are the windows? What curtains hang there? What does the door to the room look like? Where is the door knob? What does it look like?

Where is the furniture in the room? What color is each piece? In what condition is each piece? Is it a light room or a dark room? What are the walls covered with? What color are the walls? Capturing the Twilight Time A. Prepare for sleep in peace. Consciously focus on the Lord and open yourself to hearing from Him. Remind yourself that you want to wake up without the alarm clock, and that you want to remember the moment of your waking. Our culture has stolen the relevance of dreams.

Dreams call the dreamer into action. If we discount or ignore dreams, little by little things will become less clear. This principle is explained in the book of Matthew. Therefore, I speak to them in parables, because seeing they do not see, and hearing they do not hear, nor do they understand. God gives us dreams because when we listen to them, we change. Subsequently, His plans and purposes begin to unfold in us like a scroll slowly unrolling to reveal our life and destiny in Him.

There must be order in corporate prophetic utterances. Note the principle below. Issues of our heart that grieve the Holy Spirit. Bitterness, wrath, clamor, evil speaking, malice Ephesians 2. In a dream. In order to turn man from his deed, And conceal pride form man, he keeps back his soul from the Pit, And his life from perishing by the sword.

Alcohol Institute for Spiritual Development www. Walk around in it. Notice every nook and cranny. Notice every piece of furniture, curtains, lamps, even the smallest things. The more detail you notice, the better. You may even touch or hold the object. Now find a place to lie or sit down. Close your eyes and try to recall each detail. List details in the room. You may decide to do some rooms twice. We must conserve it and treasure it by holding on to that which often seems too elusive.

It is not unusual for it to be difficult to recognize the various focuses of the dream. In such cases it might be useful to turn the dream into a story. Write it out as if you were telling the story to your children or to another person.

By recording the dream in this manner we often are able to detect the interaction between ourselves, others, objects, and elements. It also helps us to remember things we might overlook otherwise.

What are some simple guidelines for transforming dreams into stories? Think in terms of dream amplification. What is small in the dream—write very small; what is large in the dream—make very large. Describe the setting at length. It may seem like you are embellishing it, but this will aid you in remembering the atmosphere of the dream. Try to remember every detail about the clothing or the color of the elements.

Add dialogue to express unspoken feelings or thoughts. Use descriptive adjectives and adverbs as much as possible. Place the story in past tense. Add a moral to the story. Title the story. Much like the Amplified Bible is written. The sun was shining brightly on the water.

As we were walking, my son suddenly commanded the water to rise, and it did. My son spoke again to the water and the water rose twice as high. We began to laugh. Walking barefoot in the deep green grass that carpeted the bank of the river was one of their fondest joys. It seemed like only yesterday when her son had to reach up to take her hand. Now she was the one who had to bend her arm upward to take his. He was growing in more ways than one. Her son looked down to see a sight he had often seen when they took these walks.

He silently watched as she tried to hide the tear that slowly wound its way down the lines on her face and past her gentle smile. He often wondered what she was thinking during these moments. John Paul Jackson - eBooks!. We aim to become the leading social events brand in the UK and eventually Worldwide by creating a diverse yet unique.

Likewise, if the interpretation of a dream is to be accurate, the dream must be left in its setting. If you are looking for sound biblical dream interpterion, I encourage you to invest in the Late John Paul Jackson books I have a lot of his. It might be a funny scene, movie quote, animation, meme or a mashup of multiple sources. John Paul Jackson Dream Interpretation Dictionary Author: The dictionary defines the dream as a series of often vivid, memorable, and meaningful images that appear in the mind of the dreamer during.

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What does God think about me?. No one else shares your exact dream. Lucid Dreaming or Altering Dreams taken from Dreams and Visions by John Paul Jackson Lucid: to have clarity of thought and full use of ones facilities The more memorable dreams we have May actually be closer to a vision than a dream You have a measure of conscious activity and control in your dreams It is the ability to finish a dream you did not get to finish The ability to change a dream you do not like.

Most likely you have knowledge that, people have look numerous period for. PDF World of Spiritualism. John Paul Jackson July 30, - February 18, was an American author, teacher, conference speaker and founder of Streams Ministries International. Dream Interpretation and Dictionary. It might be a funny scene, movie quote, animation, meme or. Dreams comes with warning, instruction, guidance or message.

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The discussion can be found on the discussion page. December Learn as and when to remove this model message John Paul. Nov 5, — Pharmacies Data about the village of Saette. Biblical dream dictionary is the arrangement and interpretation of dreams from A — Z. This should in no way be a substitute. In a critical time for humanity, this volume fills a need in our knowledge. I owe a lot to the Holy Spirit and my mentor John Paul Jackson and others who taught me how to think metaphorically and to interpret dreams much more.

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The purpose of the dream seminar, often called a vision workshop, is to promote and. Reviews There are no reviews yet. John Paul Jackson was gifted in interpretation of dreams, and was world renown for it.

Flushing enables us to see God cleansing us from daily activities 3. This eBooks Understanding Dreams and Visions, prophetic teachings on dreams and visions gives insight to the revelations of God as He gives you dreams and visions for today or for the future.

From the Biblical point of view, it shows that. John Paul Jackson has studied dream interpretation for over 20 years and has put together several courses that will equip you to hear the voice of the Lord in the. Institute for Spiritual Development Storm, was born with an ability to dream in a literal sense. John Paul Jackson Dream Dictionary. As a woman, it is the glory of her beauty. For a comprehensive dictionary of dreams, see John.

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