“A dead relative came to me in a dream and gave me the date of my death, please help!” Several times a year, people reach out to ask me this exact question. More often, people tell me about dreams where they’ve previewed their death date, or the age at which they will die, or the
What does your future have in store for you, according to your dreams? Or, to ask a more proactive question, how can you use your dreams to predict the shape of your future and then, if you wish, change it? Rather than predict actual situations, our dreams can help us to understand our likely attitudes
“My mum says that when you dream of death it means there’s going to be a birth in the family,” said Georgie, although she was clearly disturbed about her own dream of a gravestone freshly engraved with an illegible name. I was interpreting dreams on Mix 106.3FM Canberra’s Breakfast Show earlier this week, and Georgie
Once upon a time, four months ago, to be precise, there were three venomous snakes – a red-bellied black, a brown, and a tiger snake. The three snakes appeared to Kim in a dream. The next day, Kim asked someone the meaning of her dream, and was told to beware three dangers coming her way.
Chelsea dreamed of going up in an elevator all the way to the top where the view was beautiful and the air expansive. Several months later, she dreamed of going down in the elevator, surrounded by chaos. The next day she realised the date was 9/11, and wondered about the coincidence. Were the two dreams
Anne dreamed that she was stabbed on a train and then noticed that her deceased mother and deceased aunt were sitting opposite her. Anne was anxious for an interpretation, fearing her dream predicted her death. Listen in as we discuss what the dream really meant, and how Anne can use this insight in her life.
