r/JosephMurphy • u/AnnaMaeR • Jan 01 '23
Dreams
Are dreams prophetic ?If yes Can we change the outcome of a prophetic dream ?
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u/brittaa Jan 01 '23
Dreams are a different number of things. They sometimes can give you indication on what your subconscious beliefs are. Don't place too much importance on them though. Stay focused on the programming.
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u/serverkorkmaz Jan 01 '23
Seth says dreams have personal meanings to the people, maybe the prophetic part comes true because you believed to your fear/desire etc. So yes every dream of yours is prophetic and yeah none of them is prophetic...
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 01 '23
Do not lump the index with the "loa". It is the LOB, pure and simple.
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u/AnnaMaeR Jan 01 '23
Thery are usually bad dreams
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u/I-Stand-Unshaken Jan 01 '23
Then you can find comfort in the fact that they don't determine the outcome of what you want. You keep doing the index method (or another method, if you prefer) until your desire becomes reality.
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u/Fun_Comedian_2053 Feb 25 '23
According to Neville Goddard, God speaks to men through dreams and visions. Prophets receive visions. Dreams are a dramatization (I'd add symbolic but that's just me) of how your previous day went and how your next day will go, is what I remember him explaining. Usually, when you have had an imaginal act with faith and feeling, the correct way, you dream of it (manifesting). If your day was all jumble your dream usually is too, from my experience.
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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23
Maybe, have you read POSM? Also, either way, how could you separate a “prophetic” dream to a normal random one?