The solar flares
These changes are influencing human behavior, dreams, and spiritual awareness.
The Anunnaki and Their Presence in Sumerian Civilization
The speaker highlights a Pharaoh’s dream about a global flood and subsequent efforts to preserve knowledge through the construction of pyramids.
Le Grand Voyage
Even the wide waters of the Miti, set about with towering peaks in the olden days, beautiful as a dream, were not more grand and glorious than these awful gorges come to take their place.
The Waters of Light
At last, I came out of the horrid dream into which, without regaining consciousness after my swoon, I had passed, a heated nightmare of brain fever.
Poseid highly honors women
Perchance I go first out across the great ocean of eternity; then will I await thee in the dim land of dreams, where is no more parting, neither pain nor sorrow.
Could I hope to realize the dream, after this unexpected turn of fortune?
The divine stone
This passage describes a dream that King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon has, which Daniel interprets.
The dream involves a statue made of various materials, symbolizing different empires, and a stone that ultimately destroys the statue.
In King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, the statue is composed of the following materials, each representing a different empire:
While both King Agamemnon’s vision in the Iliad and King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in the Book of Daniel involve divine messages received through dreams, they serve very different narrative and theological purposes.
Agamemnon’s dream is part of a larger mythological narrative driven by the whims of the gods, while Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is a key element in a prophetic vision that communicates a message about divine sovereignty and the future of empires.
Caiphul (2-1)
Thus lay, like a splendid dream, this, the proudest city of that ancient world.
Past-Life Readings for Reincarnated Atlanteans
Individuals who feel an inexplicable attraction to Atlantis, or who have recurring dreams or memories of a lost civilization, might also be experiencing echoes of their Atlantean past lives.
Atlantis in the Old Testament
This passage describes a dream that King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon has, which Daniel interprets.
The dream involves a statue made of various materials, symbolizing different empires, and a stone that ultimately destroys the statue.
In King Nebuchadnezzar's dream, the statue is composed of the following materials, each representing a different empire:
While both King Agamemnon's vision in the Iliad and King Nebuchadnezzar's dream in the Book of Daniel involve divine messages received through dreams, they serve very different narrative and theological purposes.
Agamemnon's dream is part of a larger mythological narrative driven by the whims of the gods, while Nebuchadnezzar's dream is a key element in a prophetic vision that communicates a message about divine sovereignty and the future of empires.
The Catalogue of Ships
In the end, he deemed it would be best to send a lying dream to King Agamemnon.
So he called one to him and said to it, "Lying Dream, go to the ships of the Achaeans, into the tent of Agamemnon, and say to him word for word as I now bid you.
The dream went when it had heard its message and soon reached the ships of the Achaeans.
The dream then left him, and he thought of things that were surely not to be accomplished.
"My friends," said he, "I have had a dream from heaven in the dead of night, and its face and figure resembled none but Nestor's.
The dream then vanished, and I awoke.
He then sat down, and Nestor, the king of Pylos, with all sincerity and goodwill, addressed them thus: "My friends," said he, "princes and councilors of the Argives, if any other man of the Achaeans had told us of this dream, we should have declared it false, and would have had nothing to do with it.
Inanna and Enmerkar
She spoke to him in a dream, saying, 'Enmerkar, my beloved, Do not be afraid.
The Deluge of the Chaldeans
"'And the god [Ea], the immutable lord, repeated this command in a dream.--I listened to the decree of fate that he announced, and he said to me:--" Man of Shurippak, son of Ubaratutu--thou, build a vessel and finish it [quickly].--[By a deluge] I will destroy substance and life.--Cause thou to go up into the vessel the substance of all that has life.--The vessel thou shall build-600 cubits shall be the measure of its length--and 60 cubits the amount of its breadth and of its height.
I have not revealed the decision of the great gods;--it is Khasisatra who interpreted a dream and comprehended what the gods had decided."
Man’s First Ancestors
This existence was characterized by picture-consciousness or dream-consciousness, where humans possessed feelings and desires confined within a soul-body.
Woman in the Third Root-Race
Their ability to communicate with spiritual entities through dreams and visions gave them a revered status in society, as they were seen as intermediaries between the physical and spiritual worlds.
The Baal Cycle
El, the high god, realizes Baal is alive through a dream where the land becomes fertile again, symbolized by rivers of honey and oil flowing.
This dream imagery parallels biblical descriptions of abundant blessings, emphasizing the importance of Baal's resurrection for the fertility of the land.
Blue Avian Starseeds
They receive symbolic dreams which are forms of spiritual communication, and keeping a dream journal is recommended.
The African Calendar
Through dreams and visions, I realized I was being called to learn and understand the cosmos in a deeper way.
The Creation of Adam and Hawa
In the meantime Adam had been dreaming that a wife had been given to him; and when he woke, great was his delight to find his dream turned into a reality.
Louis Ferdinand Alfred Maury
Louis Ferdinand Alfred Maury (March 23, 1817 – February 11, 1892) was a French scholar and physician known for his early ideas on dream interpretation and the impact of external stimuli on dreams, predating Sigmund Freud.
Freud references Maury in "The Interpretation of Dreams," and Sebastian Faulks mentions him in "Human Traces."
Maury coined the term "hypnagogic hallucination" and reported a dream that inspired Salvador Dalí's painting "Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening."
He had a contemporary and contentious relationship with fellow dream researcher Hervey de Saint Denys.
The Fourth Root Race
Some experiences of Alcyone's that often tormented him in the form of dreams in a later life may here be put on record.
Bishop Leadbeater
Highlights of his writing career included addressing topics such as: the existence of a loving God, The Masters of Wisdom, what happens after death, immortality of the human soul, reincarnation, Karma or the Law of Consequence, development of clairvoyant abilities, the nature of thought forms, dreams, vegetarianism, Esoteric Christianity.
Germanic Mythology and Ancient Civilizations
Wandered about like beings in a dream.
It was originally populated by people who, as individuals, wandered about like beings in a dream.
In the regions north of us lived peoples that had a dream consciousness clearer than Petri consciousness (Petri is spelled P-I-T-R-I).
Hyperboreans: Had a dream consciousness clearer than Petri consciousness.
Androgyne Adam
In the meantime Adam had been dreaming that a wife had been given to him; and when he woke, great was his delight to find his dream turned into a reality.
Zé Arigó – Dr Fritz
Arigó kept having the same dream where he heard a voice that bothered him.
In the dream, he saw a strong, bald man wearing old clothes and a white apron.
The dream happened many times.
Then, the man in the dream told Arigó he was Adolph Fritz, a German doctor who died during the First World War (1914-1918) before finishing his work on Earth.
Desperate, without finding a way out, one day he decided to try to fulfill the dream's request: finding a friend, crippled, forced to use crutches to walk, Arigó suddenly ordered him to give up his crutches.
Channeling
Arigó kept having the same dream where he heard a voice that bothered him.
In the dream, he saw a strong, bald man wearing old clothes and a white apron.
The dream happened many times.
Then, the man in the dream told Arigó he was Adolph Fritz, a German doctor who died during the First World War (1914-1918) before finishing his work on Earth.
Desperate, without finding a way out, one day he decided to try to fulfill the dream's request: finding a friend, crippled, forced to use crutches to walk, Arigó suddenly ordered him to give up his crutches.
The future: blend carbon with silica
He suggests that we are transitioning from the Pisces era, characterized by utopian dreams and imagination, into the Aquarius era, which calls for innovation, the active creation of paradise, and a profound integration with technology.
Golden objects
Representing the Babylonian Empire in the dream interpreted by Daniel (Daniel 2:32-38).
Besides the statue's golden head, Daniel's interpretations of dreams often involve gold as a symbol of kingdoms and power (Daniel 2, Daniel 7).
Golden Objects in Dreams and Visions: Various dreams and visions in the Bible use gold to represent kingdoms, divine messages, or judgments (e.g., Daniel's visions, John's visions in Revelation).
Eliuod and Nephal
Elioud had dreams of their future destruction