“Dreams have an intelligence and purpose of their own, allowing your soul to reveal itself. By listening to the wisdom of your dreams, you can increase the satisfaction and success you experience in your waking life, make positive changes for a better future, and find a profound connection to your Higher Self.”
“During sleep, the soul analyzes what has been experienced through its
emotional life in recent times. Therefore, recent experiences often play a role in our dreams.
Dreams are connected to sleep and occur in the third degree of sleep. Through dreaming, information and feelings that no longer have any value are discarded. Our emotional consciousness, and thus the human being as a whole, then returns to harmony.
Dreams are a kind of trance-like state. Dreams are not always caused by the person himself, but can also be imposed by the will and concentration of a higher spirit. This means that people sometimes have dreams that are given to them in spirit. The spirit imposing the dream, so to speak, may be doing this to protect someone or give a warning. These so-called clairvoyant dreams can only be received between the third and fourth degrees of sleep.
In the fourth degree of sleep, called deep sleep, there is no more conscious dream experience, because then the organism is no longer able to receive the inspiration. Therefore, people who sleep very deep cannot receive spiritual or clairvoyant dreams.
Thus, it is important for soul and body to be in harmony in order to receive such dreams. During awakening, one usually knows what has been dreamed, unless one is in the deep sleep phase.
Furthermore, events originating from past lives also occur in dreams. All our past lives are stored in our subconscious. This also explains why we have dreams about foreign countries and situations, the basis of which is not our current life.”
Llewellyn’s Complete Dictionary of Dreams, Dr Michael Lennox