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Dreamwork & your super gift
What would you do if we gave you a gift that supercharged your creative ability?
Suppose that gift showed how to deal with problems at home…
Or gave you business solutions…
What if that gift cleared up any confusion you had about a decision you need to make…
Would you want this gift?
Dreamwork: too good to be true?
Maybe this sounds too good to be true but you already possess this gift. And yes, it can be your super-gift.
Dream interpretation — or dreamwork — can charge up your life. Consider this:
- Paul McCartney, singer/songwriter with the Beatles received the melody for the song “Yesterday” in a dream. The song went on to be inducted in the Grammy Hall of Fame. MTV and Rolling Stone magazine voted it the #1 pop sone of all time.
- Jack Nicklaus, legendary pro golfer, improved his form based on a dream he had about his golf swing. He uses the same technique in his swing to this day.
- Steven King, famous horror writer, declared that his dreams help him depict events symbolically in his writing.
There are so many more examples that we can give.
Dreams are part of God's design for your well-being
God designed you so you can connect to areas deep within yourself in ways you cannot manage in your waking state. It is like you have the ability to receive spiritual computer files — zip files — that get activated in your sleep.
Great wisdom can be released on your behalf if you understand how to unlock it.
But that means that you need to learn the language of dreams — allegories, metaphors, symbolism. Essentially it is the same language as great literature. That is what makes dreamwork so fascinating.
From time to time we give a seminar on how to interpret dreams, using the Bible as a textbook. Why the Bible? Because 1/3 of the Bible is based on dreams, visions and other unusual activity. A lot of turning points in the Bible accounts happened when people were asleep. So, there is a lot in there on how understand dreams.
