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My name is Chryss. I’m a Pagan living in For example, when I had my “Walk of Faith” dream, I did not
realize that the beach I saw in my dream was indeed an actual beach I would
later see on the news following the Tsunami.
It wasn’t until I saw the broadcast and recognized the beach, the
buildings in the background and the surrounding foliage that I realized my
dream was more than just a blessing from the Devine, but a message of things
to come. I have since had other dreams, some of hope, and some of
impending destruction that I will post on this site later (after I have
completed the symbolic translations). It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe in prophetic dreams, I think you’ll still find these pages an
interesting read. If you are a
believer, please keep in mind that the subconscious can be difficult to
interpret, not all dreams can be taken literally. If you experience
such dreams, my advice is to immediately write down as much as you can
remember. Always include your
immediate impressions, confusions, feelings, suspicions and even your
interpretations after you’ve had some time to analyze the dream. A dream dictionary is an invaluable tool,
as it can translate a number of symbols that the conscious mind cannot
immediately interpret (such as numbers, letters and objects that seem out of
place).
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