In the free article, we discussed the nature of dreams that include people and what those people can mean. We utilized a practice to understand what those people might mean in our dreams. And we made a huge shift: we took our dreams seriously as places God wants to heal us so that our prayer life can align with what He is doing in our souls.
Here in the paid article, we are going to deepen these practices so that you can heal deeply, rather than be affected for decades without understanding what your dreams may be offering you as a gift. We will:
· Establish a deep prayer practice to open significant territory in your relationship with God
· We will understand the roles that many people play in dreams and why it is important for your inner healing
· We will understand how dreams confirm our identity and calling in life
Why A Person’s Role In Your Dream May Unlock the Dream
Carl Jung studied something he called archetypes: they are significant patterns of meaning that show up across all cultures, eras, and people groups. Archetypes show up in movies and dreams all the time. For instance, I bet you can name 3 movies that have the archetype of the Old, Wise Helper. (For me, I think of Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars, Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings, and Dumbledore in Harry Potter). These archetypes are patterns of meaning that you need for your spiritual maturity and development.
