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THE
 
MYSTERIES
 
OF
 
DREAMS
 

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There may be multiple meanings of objects or actions 
in your dreams. A house can represent your life. Ask yourself, 
which room you were in, if it was messy or clean, and if it was 
upstairs or downstairs. One time I dreamed I was on the top 
floor of an apartment with the door open talking on the tele-
phone. I was concerned that other people might have listened in 
but in my dream, my husband said, “Don’t worry, we are in the 
last apartment on the top floor.” Then I woke up. When I re-
lated the dream to my husband, he helped me interpret it say-
ing, “I probably was talking to the Lord and I should not be 
concerned about other people hearing our conversation.” A 
trusted friend can help you see different meanings in your 
dreams.
The people in your dreams are usually symbolic too. 
Your mother can represent some older teacher or someone 
whom you consider to be your spiritual mother. A baby can 
represent a new idea, a new adventure, or a creative idea for 
business. Relatives can represent the body of Christ. Consider 
also the personality of the person. Were they “religious,” care 
free, or studious? Also was the person from your childhood? 
Does this person represent some unresolved problem from the 
past? What was the occupation of the person?
Most people have had a dream in which they were na-
ked or partially clothed and trying to cover up. This symbolizes 
that people can see us as we are without the “mask” we try to 
keep on ourselves. We need to be honest with ourselves. Or it 
could mean that we have nothing to hide or to be ashamed of in 
our service to the Lord. So many dreams can be interpreted two 
ways. The person who has the dream is the one who can inter-
pret it most accurately because that person knows the day-to-