All the details in our dreams are clues, all of them. Countless times in our lives, those details are simply part of the sub-conscious mind reflecting back to us what is going on in our brains. I appreciate those reflections for the sake of addressing my innermost darkness and resentment and incorrect beliefs, etc. Dreams are not always filled with subconscious stuff, though, so again, if you care about your own dreams, write down all of the details you can recall as soon as you wake up.
In my post titled, "Crystal Dude", I wrote about the examples of positive masculine behavior that my spirit team want me to embody, and in a dream I had sometime between the 12th and the 14th, I only remember the last section, where I walked into a venue - a banquet room or something like it - and saw a handsome guy nearby who paid me no mind. The thing that really stood out about him was how clearly I saw his face, and this stood out only because that does not happen to me in dreams, okay? It does not. So. I am going to see him later in real life. It could be months or years from now, and the connection doesn't have to be romantic, that's not guaranteed. He could be the guy who gets me a great job, maybe he's got all the potential to be my first real friend after my long-distance move, or, yes, he could become my rest-of-my-life partner. I'll find out. I am really thinking, though, that I'll meet him sometime in either 2027 or '28, and by the way, I'm expecting to move in '27. I'll update you when the time is right.
This dream had a number of details packed into two scenes, one section. Your spirit team want to support you a great deal, so they may take advantage of your relaxed, sleeping state to fit multiple clues into one thirty-second dream. That was certainly the case here. I saw the stranger's face clearly, then flashed to standing in my parents' dining room, relaying to my mother what it had been like to stand in the banquet room, listening to a sage piece of advice from one of my favorite college professors. And yes, reader, to clarify, the professor had been at this venue with me, saying, "I'm glad you canceled the wedding", one reason being that I should have an officiant who "understood marriage", "an officiant who cares about you". Through one of my clairs, I was given a name for the would-be officiant: "Adam Reed", and my guides know that I love to research.
In this case, a wedding was a negative thing, perhaps reflecting "negative thinking patterns that are becoming commonplace", thereby making the cancellation of said wedding a good thing. My spirit team chose this metaphor to acknowledge my big stop and turnaround. A big, "No, I'm changing my attitude and way of life", out with one chapter, in with a new.
That college professor showed up to represent at least some of the things my brain associates with his memory: that easygoing, self-confident leader who is on top of things, highly intelligent, clever and whom I interpreted as downright breezy. My mind associates him with a healthier example of masculine energy, someone who is simply holding the structure in which you can play and give your presentation and hold firm. With the divine masculine, you don't feel put upon or shackled. Instead, you feel safe to be focus on creating, moving throughout the space with shoulders back and head up, achieving so much a personal-evolution-loving masculine supports and protects. I like the examples that my spirit team have sent my way in the last week, and I hope that I'm now doing an even better job of embodying those traits.
Looking up the name 'Adam Reed' was key. I spelled the surname, 'R-E-I-D' at first, ievitably leading to links to the creator and longtime writer for my beloved Archer, but my attention actually belonged over here. I had been wondering since August about what job to switch to right now, and what career jobs to pursue when getting ready to uproot and go to my energetic home. I'm assuming he would disagree with me about this, but from what his creator page says, Mr. Adam Reed was guided by his own Higher Self to author a children's book, and so, my readers, am I. I'm enthusiastic about this, so I've already started taking notes. Spirit is encouraging me to write fiction again not later but now, specifically for children. No wonder so much emphasis has been put upon play, joy and fun in psychic readings I've received for months now.wa
The writing and hearing back from readers will feel wonderful, and it'll bring about an income stream, which helps me afford travel and all that cooking I wanna do, etc., etc. And speaking of play, joy and fun, spirit has had me shifting the thought process about my love life, and I assume that's meant to help me manifest it and enjoy it that much more after I meet the guy. It seems that both my Higher Self and I want my brain to be very comfortable with, very receptive to making significantly more money than I do now, considering the fun goals, as well as sharing money with different nonprofit organizations. If you know you've got fear attached to money, and/or if you're very much in the 'Eat the Rich' mentality, may I suggest this video to see if this point of view from Abbott Elementary's Janelle James really speaks to you. It certainly resonated with me. One of the signs leading me to publish this essay was an experience I had during a walk on Sunday afternoon, when I was treated to the fantastic, heart-lightening, smile-brightening symbolism of an entire rafter of turkeys hurrying across the bike path ahead of me, no one else around. I immediately grabbed my phone and started reminding myself of what turkeys represent: abundance*, which in my case, is abundance in a broader sense, both emotional and material. That said, I am American, and because of the story repeated in U.S. media about Thanksgiving Day, we've also attached to this bird a message about gratitude and sharing, ironic as that is historically. Over at spiritualwayfarer.com, there's a great article about the symbolism of turkeys, including Native Americans and the Aztecs, if you're interested.
I've dabbled a bit in numerology, and I find evidence in the results, answers that echo some things I've learned about myself and the idea of my creative writing bringing about success.
Recently I found noteworthy images and mentions of a sunflower in a number of places not just because it's fall, it's September, but odd, persistent, worth noting. That was also encouraging and heartwarming, though not sending a career-focused message.
In the words of YouTuber Seema, "The delusion is that you won't get it, but you actually will". I'm being guided to have full faith that I will achieve certain things, that I see multiple reasons why humanity and I benefit from my infusing certain ideas and experiences into my writing and publishing it, and I'm putting this essay about it up to remind you of the importance of holding onto that same understanding about your own contributions to the world. Please try to remember your dreams, write down what you recall, no matter how few details, as soon as you wake up. Look into the symbolism. Learn more about what you really believe that your subconscious reflects back. Act on your joy, your passion and your peace. If you and I each do our best to live that way, we're a powerful team.
*Somebody reading this will benefit from my adding that at one point some years ago, turkeys showed up in Gabby Bernstein's life to represent fertility, and I see how that fits under the umbrella of abundance for some.
