(Kathy Gabler)—When considering a dream or vision, note your behavior and reactions during the experience. It is helpful to remember how you felt and reacted during a dream or vision because when you wake up, your emotions 
and logic can change everything. For example, if you dreamed you are at a funeral of a beloved person, but in the dream there was no upset or sadness on your part, that says the dream is symbolic and not about literal death and loss. However, the next morning when your emotions wake up and you relive that funeral scene, you may feel gut-wrenching grief over the loss. You can miss the message of the dream if your awake-emotion contradicts your response during the dream. Or when your fear wakes up you may be terrified for the person and get them thinking they are under a death threat before breakfast. Or when logic wakes up, you may feel cold-hearted and ashamed that you were not sad and again miss the message of the dream. The message in that dream boils down to either that person or your relationship with them is facing major changes, but not changes that include devastating trauma. (Third excerpt from “Continuing to Consider Dreams and Visions”)
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crucial insights and drafts to action to an untrained son or daughter who would only respond in fear or stress. I know a young woman who at eleven-years-old dreamed about the September 11, 2001, attack in New York. When she saw the plane hit the towers on TV, it was exactly like her dream. Seeing that she has become a strong, prophetic force in the Kingdom of God, we realize the impacting dream insight was part of her training in developing an ear to hear. Children who are prophetic or seers or intercessors will likely experience graphic dreams and visions in training for their purpose. (Fifth excerpt from “Continuing to Consider Dreams and Visions”)
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