Are you writing off your recentdreamsas anxiety?
Or a way for your busy mind to process the day?
While these factors likely play some role in dream formation, they may not tell the whole story.
But those other dreams that reveal unconscious feelings we’re too busy to slow down and feel?
Dreams that are connected to waking life and eventually came true?
These meaningful dreams could be coming fromspirit guides.
Why should we listen to messages in our dreams?
And dreams just happen to be one of their favorite ways to send messages.
Spirit guide dreams carry important messages for our healing, growth, and alignment.
We don’t always recognize when spirit guides are speaking to us in our dreams.
Here are three common signs they are:
Repeating plotlines.
Think of a repeating dream as a neon sign from your spirit guides inviting you to pay attention.
Sometimes our guides get creative and change the scenario.
Try summing up your dream into a headline.
Getting to the core insight from a dream tells our spirit guides that we received the message.
Characters that guide you through the dream.
These guiding characters in your dreams can be spirit guides.
Do they seem literal or more symbolic?
Consider how their messages relate to your waking life.
Then, trust your gut and go with it.
If you didn’t quite get it, they’ll show you in a future dream.
Dreams with an ethereal quality.
Have you ever had a dream that seemed to have an ethereal quality?
These less realistic dreams can signal that your spirit guides are trying to speak to you.
This jot down of dream tends to be symbolic and metaphorical.
Imagine if your dream was part of a broader story.
How would the story go?
Write a pre-dream and post-dream scene to complete the story.
How does the dream story bring new insights to the messages your guides are sending?
