When it seemed that in the interpretation of dreams we had already overcome figures like Sigmund Freud, we realize that there is a way of interpreting the dreams that dates back to ancient times. We are referring to the biblical meaning of dreams, an aspect that we also treat in our dream dictionary.
The interpretation of dreams according to the Bible
Since ancient times, it has been trying to give meaning to dreams. Already in the ‘Iliad’ dreams appear as the environment through which the gods communicated with mortals. And the same thing happens in the Bible. Dreams are not the product of our subconscious generated by our concerns, our experiences or our fears. Dreams are the word of God.
It is not necessary to dream of God to listen to his message, because he does it through all kinds of dreams, from the most surreal dreams to the most everyday. According to the Bible, most of the dreams we have is the way God has to communicate with us, so it is convenient to pay attention to all the images that appear.
Sometimes it is easy to relate a specific dream to God’s intention to establish communication. It occurs when we dream of angels, for example, or even when we dream of already deceased relatives who arrive to protect and guide us on the road to happiness. But you have to be careful because dreams not only send them God.
But be careful, because they say biblical writings that dreams can also be messages from Satan. And judging by some nightmares and the anguish that generates us when we awaken we are about to accept that possibility. Because we refuse to believe that our subconscious is able to generate so much misfortune in our dreams.
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