Guidance through Meditation and Dreams

Are you unhappy or do you feel unfulfilled in your job or personal life?

As you face your daily struggles, do you often think there must be a better way?

Do you wish you could find what your true purpose is in life?

Would you like to receive concrete guidance for improving your life 

If your answer is yes to any of the above, the approach utilizing meditation and dreams I describe through the blog posts may provide the help you are seeking. 

Meditation in some form now seems to be understood as beneficial by many people, including the scientific community. But why should we care about dreams? I think there are many reasons that I will cover in my posts. And these reasons include getting answers to the above questions. 

Humankind has certainly always been aware of dreams, and we find significant dreams in the bible. Many books have been published about dreams and dreaming, and psychotherapists often explore the patient’s dreams to obtain a better understanding of the patient. 

All kinds of theories have evolved about the meaning and significance of dreams, but few people actually incorporate the meaning of their dreams into their daily life. They may for a short time reflect on a strange or upsetting dream, but it is considered a novelty and not of any real significance. I believe this is a major misunderstanding.

The great psychic Edgar Cayce said that not enough attention was given to the meaning of dreams and their significance in our lives. Seth, Jane Robert’s trance essence, pointed to dreams as not only significant, but the workshop where we build the events of the next day. And an understanding of dreams was integral to the philosophy and teachings of the famous psychiatrist Carl Jung. 

My approach to dreams is a practical one. To warrant the time and effort to record and study them, my dreams had to have relevance to my daily life. If my subconscious was communicating with me through dreams, how were these communications going to help me in my daily struggles? How could I live a better and more productive life by utilizing guidance from my dreams? Like many, I enjoy metaphysics and often explore the theoretical, but the real gains are made each day as I deal with challenges and overcome obstacles. 

A dream in which you are a person of royalty or an influential leader in a previous life may be interesting and make you feel important, but is unlikely to be literal and it will require work to uncover the true meaning. And often the true meaning is less flattering. 

If you are open to the truth, to see yourself as you are, not as you think you are or would like to be, follow the content in these blog posts. The rewards can be enormous and will open you up to an enlarged and richer view of your world. 

If you don’t remember your dreams, I will offer some suggestions to help you with their recall. Everyone does dream, even if you don’t remember them, and with desire and perseverance, you will be able to tap into this enormous reservoir of wisdom for the betterment of your life. 

Tomorrow, I am starting a series of entries that examine the nature of dreams and show you how you can tap into the enormous potential of your dreams for help for any problem, whether it is physical, mental, or spiritual. This information will be available under the blog tab on www.thepropheticdreamer.com and on www.helpfromdreams.blogspot.com.

Guidance from Dreams and Intuition

The following two paragraphs are taken from my book. I think they are useful for people who are trying to find guidance for problem solving and making good decisions.

      "I found that dreams are a powerful source of help in solving problems. The subconscious has more resources than the conscious mind, along with a seemingly perfect memory and deductive capability. For maximum benefit, I proceeded in the following way. I began by working at solving the problem with my conscious reasoning mind. If research was required, I did the homework. After I had exhausted my conscious resources, I asked for help from a dream before falling asleep. I tried to be specific; if I had arrived at a conclusion or answer, I asked for confirmation. If I couldn’t find a solution, I asked for an answer that was in harmony with what was best for everyone involved.

Similar help can also be obtained directly through prayer and meditation, especially when faced with a yes/no situation. Cayce suggested the following approach (Edgar Cayce Reading 2072-14). Reach an answer through your conscious efforts. Take the question into meditation, and listen for an answer. If you have reached the right conclusion, the answers should agree. I have successfully used both approaches for solving a variety of problems."

The paperback version of The Man Who Sees Tomorrow in His Dreams is now available on Amazon.com and through other major distribution channels, including independent bookstores.

Book Availability

The paperback version of The Man Who Sees Tomorrow in His Dreams will be unavailable for the next 7–10 days. Please excuse the delay due to some minor changes to the cover and content. The Kindle version is still available.

A Precognitive Dream?

Last week I dreamed I was cooking an egg for a man who was once the president of a company that employed me. He was known as being rigid in his expectation that all employees adhere to established rules. 

I stared at the yellow yoke and noticed it was sticking to the pan. He also noticed it and said I let it cook too long. I tried to scrape it from the pan without much success. That was the end of the dream. So what does it mean?

You might well ask, at this point, what that dream has to do with anything, let alone a preview of the future. 

Well, the next day was Saturday, and I drove to an organic grocery store where I purchase certain items each week. On the way, I reached a major intersection with red light cameras. I always move into the left turn lane and wait for the turn signal, but for some reason I acted differently this time. It wasn't busy, the light was green, and I only had to wait for one car coming from the other direction to pass. 

Upon reaching the light the other driver stopped as it turned yellow. I had to be certain the driver wasn't going to continue through before turning. I was stuck in the intersection with the light on yellow, but it turned red just as I turned. I waited too long stuck with the light on yellow.

If my dream was a preview of the next day, the time of night when I had this dream suggests an event that the dream symbolized would occur around mid-day, and one certainly did. 

Was this coincidence or precognition? I believe it was precognition, but it is not because of  the occurrence of this one event; it is because of the accumulation of hundreds of dreams and corresponding events like this. They all lend support to my conclusion that this dream was precognitive. Many of these dreams are described in detail in my book.

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