I know... Im one of the last people to acknowledge the veracity of dreams being prophecies...but I know of two dreams in which I went to a place...never been there before...
but when i actually went there, a change of residence, hundred miles apart, I was surprised i knew the place, right to the details.
Ive never been there before, i will swear to that.
So much so, it really makes me wonder if they are not really true.
On second thought, didnt the heroes of our faith, communicate through dreams and prophecies? I mean, if we profess our faith for the supernatural, why is it hard for us to believe in the supernatural at present in this world?
If we pray to god, and we believe he can do miracles....he can communicate thru dreams?
these and many more are tumbling in my mind.... and each intriguing dream i have, I take note, and watch if it comes true.
Sometimes, it takes a child's imagination, and stupidity, to see the thinly veiled truth...
Comment from longwaybye - 31/10/06 9:47 AM
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