Dream Journal Series

  The Dream This dream unfolded in three connected scenes, each carrying its own emotion. Someone from my past arrived at my home. I felt genuinely happy to see him, as if a familiar energy had returned. I offered him clean clothes, and he washed up, as though he needed a moment to reset. The atmosphere felt warm, inviting, and safe. Then the scene shifted. My grandbaby approached him, hugging and kissing him as if they had known each other for years. In real life, they have never met, yet in the dream there was an immediate bond—innocent, pure, and unexpected. In the background, I noticed my ex-husband sitting alone in a chair in the backyard. He wasn’t angry or upset. He was simply there—present, yet separate and distant. Reflection This dream didn’t feel like it was about reclaiming someone or losing someone. Instead, it felt like a mirror—revealing what’s behind me, what I’m allowing into my life now, and what no longer belongs within my inner world. Scripture Connect...

  Dream Six: God's Heavenly Wonders The Dream Once again, I found myself out in the world when I suddenly heard the Emergency Alert System — the same one cities test at the beginning of each month. But this time, instead of the usual voice calmly saying, “This is just a test,” I heard a woman’s voice saying, “This is not a test.” The sirens grew louder, and people around me began to panic. The sky shifted into a strange, deep orange. It frightened me because the last time I saw the sky look like that in real life, a tornado was approaching. That was my exact thought inside the dream  — “Is a tornado coming?”  I soon realized it wasn't a tornado, but I knew within the dream that something eventful was about to take place. Then the scene changed. I saw my mom holding these shiny purple hearts in her hands — so many that she could barely hold them all. Meanwhile, my youngest son said he needed to go somewhere, and that upset me. I remember thinking, “At a time like...