Interesting dream there Hannah. It's wonderful that you remember it. I rarely do. The only ones I remember were recurrent ones where one of the surgeons I worked with would leave the OR in the middle of an operation instead of toward the end when I was supposed to take over as his PA.
My wife Emily wrote a book I believe around 2001 on dreams and their intersection with life called - "Dream Weaving-Using Dream Guidance to Create Life's Tapestry." She's doing the dishes in the other room but when I told her about your dream she basically said that Hannah is the best one to interpret her dreams using whatever tools SHE has.
I would say your faith, love, musical gifts and hutzpah might be your gifts/ tools. Maybe your dream is just telling you to run with it and stop getting in your own way - it's in "there", just let it out. But that's just me guessing. Good luck sorting it out.
That's an awesome dream, Hannah. I love dreams and dreaming, and really believe God unpackages these mysteries to us, sometimes in this way.
There is a drama we watched, as a senior class, put on by our junior class in Bible college. In the play, Pilgrim was a main character, looking for direction. He was troubled, not knowing the way he should go. He fell into a deep sleep, and dreamed. A song came to him, in an otherworldly melody. The singer sang to him: 'there's a song, in your hear-r-art, you must sing.' And the the refrain echoed, 'you must sing, you must sing, you must sing.' It was so powerful. The song was composed by two of the students. It wasn't a berating tone,; it was the most beautiful call, wait for pilgrim's voice. I don't know the song either, but it is us, who we are, what God hid in us. And He's waiting. . .Thanks for sharing, Hannah!
Interesting dream there Hannah. It's wonderful that you remember it. I rarely do. The only ones I remember were recurrent ones where one of the surgeons I worked with would leave the OR in the middle of an operation instead of toward the end when I was supposed to take over as his PA.
My wife Emily wrote a book I believe around 2001 on dreams and their intersection with life called - "Dream Weaving-Using Dream Guidance to Create Life's Tapestry." She's doing the dishes in the other room but when I told her about your dream she basically said that Hannah is the best one to interpret her dreams using whatever tools SHE has.
I would say your faith, love, musical gifts and hutzpah might be your gifts/ tools. Maybe your dream is just telling you to run with it and stop getting in your own way - it's in "there", just let it out. But that's just me guessing. Good luck sorting it out.
I interpreted your dream in exactly the way that you did, and was delighted that when you played your impossibly beautiful song 💛
That's an awesome dream, Hannah. I love dreams and dreaming, and really believe God unpackages these mysteries to us, sometimes in this way.
There is a drama we watched, as a senior class, put on by our junior class in Bible college. In the play, Pilgrim was a main character, looking for direction. He was troubled, not knowing the way he should go. He fell into a deep sleep, and dreamed. A song came to him, in an otherworldly melody. The singer sang to him: 'there's a song, in your hear-r-art, you must sing.' And the the refrain echoed, 'you must sing, you must sing, you must sing.' It was so powerful. The song was composed by two of the students. It wasn't a berating tone,; it was the most beautiful call, wait for pilgrim's voice. I don't know the song either, but it is us, who we are, what God hid in us. And He's waiting. . .Thanks for sharing, Hannah!