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The theme is Dreams, commentary, Scripture and Prayers.
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- words such as water, escape, airplane, food, and more
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- You can start from the oldest Dream on the last of the previous pages, which is in Alphabetical order.
15 July, 2025
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The Echoes of the Night – Understanding Repeated Dreams
Incorporating scriptural references, theological insight, and space for personal reflection: In this post, I invite you to explore the mystery of recurring dreams — not as psychological anomalies, but as possible sacred whispers in the night.
Repeated dreams are not all alike. There is a deep distinction between a dream that visits twice in one night and one that persistently recurs over weeks, months, or even years. The former may reflect the brain processing recent events or anxieties. The latter, however, begins to take on a spiritual tone — a pattern that demands attention, interpretation, and prayer.
In Scripture, dreams are often used as divine communication. God warned Pharaoh in a doubled dream, which Joseph explained: “And the doubling of Pharaoh’s dream means that the thing is fixed by God, and God will shortly bring it about” (Genesis 41:32, ESV). Daniel, too, received visions that troubled him deeply until they were interpreted (Daniel 7). These weren’t fleeting images — they were persistent, heavy, and meaningful.
Theologically, many have interpreted recurring dreams as invitations from God to examine the soul, to listen deeply, and to awaken to a call that has been ignored. Augustine once wrote, “God speaks in the silence of the heart. Listening is the beginning of prayer.” Persistent dreams may be God’s way of breaking through the noise of waking life to speak truths we otherwise avoid.
Individually, these recurring dreams often become spiritual landmarks. They challenge, comfort, or convict. They stir questions: What is God trying to say? Is there a truth I’m avoiding? Am I being called into repentance, growth, or action?
posted 17th June 2025 at 22:37 hours
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The Pattern of Repeated -Dreams in one Dream– and Divine Direction
This incorporates Scripture, theological reflection, and connections to God, the Church, community, and individual spiritual life:
I have experienced a pattern where dreams repeat themselves in exact detail. In these dreams, the first time we arrive at a specific place or moment, a spiritual being tells us to go back. Then, as the dream repeats in an identical fashion, we find ourselves in that same place again. But this time, the same being offers new revelation, often saying: “The answer is where you are coming from.” In another dream, after being directed where to go the first time, the second repetition brings a reminder from the being: “I already told you the first time.”
These repeated dreams are not just strange coincidences—they are divine instructions, a kind of spiritual echo reminding me that God speaks not only once, but often through patterns, silence, and return. This repetition carries a sacred weight, urging reflection and obedience.
Biblical and Theological Reflection
1. God Speaks More Than Once – But Are We Listening?
Scripture reveals that God often repeats His message until His people truly hear and understand:
“For God does speak—now one way, now another—though no one perceives it. In a dream, in a vision of the night… He may speak in their ears and terrify them with warnings.”
— Job 33:14–16 (NIV)
The dreams repeating themselves are not just about events—they are about lessons, warnings, and directions. When the being says, “I already told you the first time,” it echoes God’s frequent refrain in Scripture to remember what He has already said (Deut. 8:2, Jer. 6:16). Sometimes, the answer is not in the new direction, but in revisiting what was spoken earlier.
2. The Answer Is Where You Are Coming From
This phrase is deeply theological. It recalls the biblical principle of return—that God’s answers often lie in what we have overlooked, neglected, or left behind:
“Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls.”
— Jeremiah 6:16 (NIV)
Sometimes, in our spiritual journeys, we seek the future or the “next thing,” while God’s wisdom lies in the origin, in our story, in what He has already revealed. Like the Israelites circling the wilderness, we may be called to go back to truly move forward—not in direction, but in understanding.
Application to God, Church, Community, and Self With God:
These dreams are a call to attentive listening. God’s voice does not change; it deepens. When He speaks again, He may be pointing us not to something new, but to something we missed the first time. Faith isn’t always about moving forward—it’s often about turning back to obedience.
With the Church:
For the Church, these dreams invite corporate discernment. Are we too quick to move on from old truths in pursuit of novelty? God’s answer for the Church may be in its foundation—the gospel, the Word, and ancient paths of holiness and justice.
With Community:
In the community, this is a challenge to collective memory. We must not forget our shared journey—our failures, our breakthroughs, our stories. Healing and direction often emerge from remembering where we have come from together.
With Individuals:
For each believer, these dreams urge personal reflection. What did God already say to you that you have not yet acted upon? What answer lies behind you, in a past word or decision? Your growth may depend not on new revelation but on faithful response to the first.
Conclusion: Dreams as Discipleship
These dreams function as parables of the soul, where God teaches through repetition, redirection, and return. They remind us that divine guidance is not always about where we’re going, but about how well we’ve listened, remembered, and obeyed.
Like Jesus often said:
“Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear.” — Mark 4:9.
posted on 16th June, 2025
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Introduction: When Dreams Speak—A Journey Through the Voice of God
There are moments in life when silence is not empty, but filled with the voice of God. I have lived in that sacred silence—not in a cathedral or monastery, but in my dreams. In the quiet of the night, while the world sleeps, God has walked with me, spoken to me, and held my hand through storms I never imagined I’d face.
This blog is not just a collection of stories or dreams. It is a testimony—a living altar built from moments where heaven touched earth and the supernatural intersected with my everyday life. I share my dreams because I feel a deep conviction from my genuine encounters with God, rather than just inspiration. These dreams are not fantasies; they are messages entrusted to me during divine experiences with Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior and guided by the gentle, yet powerful presence of the Holy Spirit.
During a season of deep turmoil in my marriage, when doubt and fear clouded my soul, God met me in a dream. I heard myself singing a hymn: “Be still, for the power of the Lord is moving in this place.” That moment became the key to my healing. Soon after, I opened my Bible and read, not by plan, but by providence: “Be still and know that I am God” (Psalm 46:10). As tears filled my eyes, I knew I wasn’t alone. My steps were being ordered by a God who still speaks—through His Word, His Spirit, and yes, through dreams.
The same Spirit that hovered over the waters in Genesis (Genesis 1:2) hovered over the chaos of my heart and whispered truths that no one else could give. In another dream, the Holy Spirit Himself appeared to me—teaching me, strengthening me, even giving me new languages of prayer. These encounters are not occasional—they are relational, continuous, and real.
Why Dreams?
From Joseph to Daniel, from Pharaoh to Pilate’s wife, Scripture is saturated with dreams that shifted the course of history. God has always used dreams to reach people at critical crossroads. “In the last days,” God says, “I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, and your old men will dream dreams” (Acts 2:17, Joel 2:28). These are the days. And these are the dreams.
Posted on 14 June 2025
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Dreams are God’s timeless language—not confined by culture, age, or tradition. They cross oceans, generations, and even denominations. In a world saturated with noise, God still chooses the silence of sleep to reveal what our waking minds might miss.
I believe that dreams are encoded messages, divine downloads tailored for our healing, protection, spiritual warfare, and understanding of God’s will. They serve as alarms against danger, instruction for intercession, or sometimes, simply as God’s way of saying, “It’s okay. I’m here.”
Called in a Dream: From Aviation to Theology”
Though I have travelled the world working for airlines like Qantas, British Airways, Air Botswana, and Air Malawi, my highest calling has not been in the skies, but in the Spirit. Long before I could walk or speak, my mother had a dream about my destiny—a divine mission revealed when I was just ten months old. That mission has become my message: to help humanity understand how God speaks through dreams.
I once dreamed of flying high—literally. I had my heart set on pursuing a master’s degree in aviation. But then, Jesus Christ appeared to me in a dream and said something that changed the trajectory of my life:
“Seek a master’s degree in God.”
That divine directive shifted my course from the cockpit to the classroom of theology.
This wasn’t just a passing moment or emotional impression. It was a supernatural encounter—one that confirmed a deeper truth I’ve come to live by: God still speaks through dreams.
Through this blog, I will share not just my personal stories, but also the theological framework behind dreams, the biblical patterns, the emotional wrestlings, and the hope that has anchored me through every storm. This is about more than dreams—it is about God’s heart for humanity, His personal guidance, and His invitation for each of us to listen more deeply.
You are not here by accident. You may be searching for meaning, guidance, healing, or hope. My prayer is that through these writings, you will discover that God is still speaking—and perhaps, He’s been speaking to you all along.
I’ve had dreams that revealed future events—like when I was invited to a heavenly banquet for my grandfather, just eight days before he passed. In another vision, he returned to resolve a family misunderstanding, offering peace where there had once been confusion. These weren’t just memories or subconscious thoughts. They were sacred messages—glimpses into the divine.
Dreams have become, for me, a spiritual language—a bridge between heaven and earth, between the living and the departed, between God and the soul. Much like the prophet Ezekiel, who saw visions that carried divine instruction and revelation, I have learned to treat these night-time encounters with reverence and attention.
“The word of the Lord came to me… and I looked, and I saw a windstorm coming out of the north…”
— Ezekiel 1:3–4 (NIV)
In 2001, I had another life-defining dream. I titled it “Rapture”—because in it, Jesus came to take me home. The dream was so vivid, so overwhelming in its beauty and finality, that it left an indelible mark on my spirit. Years later, my sister shared a similar dream—Jesus Christ coming to take her home. These weren’t just coincidences. They were divine affirmations of the reality of God’s promise and the nearness of His return.
Dreams like these remind us of something deeply reassuring:
We are not alone.
Jesus is near, and He’s still speaking—calling, correcting, commissioning.
So if you’re wondering whether God still moves in dreams, let my story assure you:
He does. He called me in one.
Want More?
For the full dream titled “Rapture”, visit the Dreams Section (2001).
Stay tuned as I continue sharing the revelations, visions, and spiritual encounters that have shaped my journey—and could illuminate yours.
Posted 13th June, 2025
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The Fascinating World of Dream Interpretation
Introduction
The History of Dream Interpretation
Dreams have always intrigued and captivated human beings. From ancient civilizations to modern psychology, people have sought to understand the hidden meanings behind their dreams. In this blog post, we will explore the fascinating world of dream interpretation and delve into the various theories and approaches that have been developed over time.
symbols.
He emphasized the importance of symbols and believed that dreams provide a window into the unconscious mind, helping us to understand ourselves better.
According to Freud, dreams are a form of wish fulfilment. They allow us to fulfil our deepest desires and fantasies that may be repressed in our waking lives. Through dream analysis, Freud aimed to uncover the hidden symbolism and meaning behind the manifest content of dreams.
The Symbolic Language of Dreams
One of the key aspects of dream interpretation is understanding the symbolic language of dreams. Dreams often speak to us in metaphors and symbols, using images and scenarios that may seem bizarre or nonsensical at first glance. However, these symbols hold significant meaning when interpreted correctly.
For example, dreaming of water can represent emotions, while dreaming of flying can symbolize freedom or the desire to escape. Snakes, spiders, and other animals often carry symbolic meanings as well. The interpretation of these symbols varies from person to person, as our individual experiences and cultural backgrounds shape our understanding of them.
The Importance of Personal Context
While there are general symbols that can be found in dreams, it is essential to consider the personal context of the dreamer. The same symbol can have different meanings for different individuals. For instance, dreaming of a snake may represent fear for one person, while it may symbolize transformation or rebirth for another.
Additionally, the emotions and feelings experienced during the dream can provide valuable clues for interpretation. Dreams that evoke strong emotions, such as fear, joy, or sadness, often carry deeper significance. By exploring the personal context and emotional landscape of the dream, one can gain a better understanding of its meaning.
Unlocking the Power of Dreams
While dream interpretation remains a subjective practice, it can offer valuable insights into our subconscious mind. By paying attention to our dreams and exploring their meaning, we can gain a deeper understanding of ourselves, our desires, and our fears.
There are various techniques and approaches to dream interpretation, ranging from keeping dream journals to consulting with professional dream analysts. The key is to approach dream interpretation with an open mind and a willingness to explore the hidden depths of our psyche.
The Mysteries Await
As we delve into the interpretation of dreams, we embark on a journey of self-discovery. Dreams have the power to reveal aspects of ourselves that may be hidden or suppressed. By unravelling the symbolism and meaning behind our dreams, we can gain valuable insights that can guide us on our path to self-realization and personal growth.
Conclusion
Dream interpretation is a fascinating field that offers a glimpse into the mysterious workings of the human mind. Whether you believe that dreams hold hidden meanings or are simply a product of brain activity, exploring and analysing your dreams can be a rewarding and enlightening experience.
So, the next time you find yourself waking up from a vivid dream; take a moment to reflect on its significance. You may just uncover a hidden message from your subconscious mind, waiting to be deciphered.
Posted 16th December 2023
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