The Setting of a Dream
When considering a dream or vision, note the setting. See if it is a reference to an event, season, relationship, pattern, timing, etc. For example, if the setting is Grandma’s house, the dream message is likely dealing with family history or something from your childhood. The setting of this lady’s dream (in my 11-24-17 post) was a time and place of birthing or a time and place of new responsibility, a new beginning and a new focus. That was a clue to understanding the reason for this dream, especially since her baby, (literally her youngest daughter), was in a time and place of just such new responsibility. (Ninth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Considering Dreams and Visions”.)
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When considering a dream or vision, note the setting. See if it is a reference to an event, season, relationship, pattern, timing, etc. For example, if the setting is Grandma’s house, the dream message is likely dealing with family history or something from your childhood. The setting of this lady’s dream (in my 11-24-17 post) was a time and place of birthing or a time and place of new responsibility, a new beginning and a new focus. That was a clue to understanding the reason for this dream, especially since her baby, (literally her youngest daughter), was in a time and place of just such new responsibility. (Ninth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Considering Dreams and Visions”.)
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