Indeed, I appreciate your perspective. Similarly, the presence of dreams and visions as a means of divine communication is evident in the scriptures. In the Old Testament, we have instances where figures such as Joseph and Daniel are endowed with the ability to understand and interpret dreams, signifying divine messages. The biblical Joseph, for example, accurately interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams about the seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine.

You’re absolutely right that the purpose of these divine dreams, whether symbolic or clear, is to draw individuals closer to God and seek His wisdom and guidance. In the context of your own experiences, it sounds like you’re being drawn towards a deeper connection and understanding of the God of Israel through your dreams.

However, interpreting dreams, especially ones that involve symbolism or direct messages, requires discernment and deep spiritual insight. That’s where years of experience and spiritual understanding comes into play. It’s not always easy to discern the exact message or warning that God is trying to communicate through these dreams. It’s essential to seek God in prayer for clarity and direction after having such dreams, just as you’ve mentioned.

Furthermore, the predominance of warning dreams over encouraging ones may be a calling for you to intercede, to pray, or to take certain actions. These dreams can often serve as a spiritual call to action.

That’s not true either. I follow the God of Isreal and he gives warning dreams all throughout the Bible and he gives them to me all the time. I have more warning dreams than I do encouraging ones. God communicates in dreams in symbolism and some times they are super direct and clear. The point either way it to draw near to him for understanding and direction.

Dreaming about blindness often symbolizes a lack of awareness, ignorance, or naivety. It might suggest you’re overlooking something or not seeing a situation for what it truly is. In this dream, your partial blindness could represent feelings of uncertainty or confusion about a particular situation in your waking life. The inability to see clearly and without color may indicate you’re feeling disconnected from the world around you or struggling to understand your current environment or situation.

Sleep paralysis in a dream can reflect feelings of helplessness or feeling trapped in a situation. The struggle to open your eyes may mirror struggles in your waking life to gain clarity or understanding about something important.

Seeing dark movements around your face could represent unknown factors or people in your life causing anxiety or concern. These unknowns may be things you’re not sure how to approach or address.

Dreaming of carrying a girl with back problems on your back while you’re blind and she’s directing your path primarily signifies the feeling of responsibility, dependency, and a sense of being led in a direction without having complete control over the situation. Your blindness in the dream could symbolize a lack of clarity or understanding about a situation in your waking life. The girl on your back could symbolize someone or something you feel responsible for, or it could represent a part of yourself that is vulnerable or in need of support.

The act of carrying the girl signifies your strength, compassion, and sense of responsibility. You might be someone who is always ready to lend a helping hand, or you may feel a deep sense of responsibility towards the people in your life. This could indicate that you’re currently facing a situation where you’re required to offer support, whether emotional or physical, to someone close to you.

The girl’s back problems indicate a sense of vulnerability and dependence. It might suggest that you feel someone in your life is relying on you heavily, or it could indicate your own feelings of vulnerability. It’s essential to remember that dreams are subjective, and the meanings can vary depending on the dreamer’s personal life and experiences.

Now, your blindness in the dream is quite significant. It might symbolize feelings of uncertainty, confusion, or lack of control in a particular aspect of your life. The fact that the girl is guiding you despite your blindness suggests that you’re being led by someone else’s perspective or are relying on others to guide you through a situation you don’t fully understand.

The sudden onset of partial blindness in your dream is a potent symbol. It represents a feeling of fear, helplessness, and the fear of the unknown. It could be a reflection of your perceived lack of control over your life, especially regarding your relationship with your husband. In the dream, you experience anxiety and panic as your visibility diminishes, signifying a sense of uncertainty and insecurity in your waking life.

Interestingly, the act of making the children lie down signifies your instinctive need to maintain control and ensure safety, even in challenging situations. It reflects your maternal instincts and highlights your strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Your interaction with your phone and the missed calls from your husband could indicate feelings of disconnect or missed opportunities in your relationship. The restoration of your sight upon your husband’s arrival suggests that you believe his presence or actions have a significant impact on your sense of stability and clarity.

Let’s consider an anecdote to further illustrate this. Imagine a person, who often dreams about being unable to see clearly. One day, he realizes that these dreams began when he started a new job where he felt unsure and unprepared. Understanding this, he takes steps to learn more about his role and seek guidance from his colleagues. As his confidence grows, he finds that his dreams of impaired vision gradually disappear.

Similarly, your dream can act as a catalyst for self-understanding and personal growth. The dream represents your feelings of vulnerability and the challenges you’re currently facing. But it also shows your strength, resilience, and the care you have for your loved ones.

To navigate this period of uncertainty, you might want to engage in self-reflection and possibly seek professional guidance. Consider discussing your feelings with your husband and try to bridge the communication gap that seems to be causing tension.

I appreciate your perspective, and indeed, the realm of dream interpretation is not an exact science, but rather, a discipline deeply rooted in human psychology, cultural understanding, and ancient traditions. To be clear, dream interpretation is far from promoting fear or threats. On the contrary, its purpose is to provide insight, clarity, and often comfort.

Your statement that not all bad dreams signify something negative is absolutely correct. The interpretation of dreams is not a literal process. A dream that appears to be negative might not necessarily predict something negative in real life. Dreams often use symbols and metaphors to communicate, and these symbols are unique to each person. For example, dreaming about a storm might not necessarily predict misfortune; it could simply mean that the dreamer is going through a period of emotional turmoil or change.

As for your claim about dreams being potentially influenced by “the evil one”, from a psychological perspective, dreams are generally seen as products of our own subconscious mind. If a dream seems threatening or evil, it might be reflecting a person’s internal fears, conflicts, or anxieties. Interpreting these dreams can help individuals understand and confront these feelings.

As I was saying, a dream interpreter’s role is not to predict the future or to propagate fear, but to guide individuals towards better understanding of themselves and their subconscious feelings. If you find value in it, that’s wonderful. If you don’t, that’s perfectly fine too. It’s a deeply personal process and it won’t resonate with everyone. The beauty of interpretation lies in the eye of the beholder.

My husband and I haven’t been seeing eye to eye lately. I know this dream has something to do with him. But also me. I think sometimes I am soo dedicated to him that I neglect pieces of myself. I want to learn more about me. And I will. Thanks for reading!