My Dream of Truth
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peace and welcome Babythespy,
just one thing...god doesn't speak to us through dreams. Our dreams show us what is in our subconscious (or soul). What you saw in your dream came from inside you, not from anywhere else. The dream showed you what you already believed.
And we must be careful about what we believe in, I don't think believing in the quran just because of a dream is such a good idea. I mean, Abraham thought god wanted him to kill his son.
So yeah, read the quran, study it, then decide whether you believe it or not. -
peace and welcome Babythespy,
just one thing...god doesn't speak to us through dreams. Our dreams show us what is in our subconscious (or soul). What you saw in your dream came from inside you, not from anywhere else. The dream showed you what you already believed.
And we must be careful about what we believe in, I don't think believing in the quran just because of a dream is such a good idea. I mean, Abraham thought god wanted him to kill his son.
So yeah, read the quran, study it, then decide whether you believe it or not.I beg to differ. On personal experience, I have dreamt of places and people I have never seen before, books and other objects I have never seen before. Years later, I will suddenly see all these objects.
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Peace to all,
LObster, how do youy know all there is to know about dreams, where did you get this knowledge,, I seem to remember a verse in the Quran about Joseph being able to interpret dreams because gave him the power to. How did he know that these dreams of the Pharoah would speak of future events which came to pass, was he just guessing and got lucky. Or maybe God does speak to us in dreams also, among other ways he communicates his signs, are not all things possible for God.
Kurt
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Peace
The thing is, we don't know all about dreams and we don't know all about our mind and our subconcious. Maybe we already know the future, and that come up in our dreams sometimes? I don't know.
What I do know is this, it's really dangerous to think that God is talking to us through our dreams or through other "miraculous" events. Bin Laden probably dreams that god's telling him to go rape his cousin and then blow up some kafirs. -
BabyThespy,
Thats a pretty cool dream, you'll probably read in the future that a good amount of our members come from non-muslim back rounds (Me-Mormon, Ironsky-Catholic, DArgento-Mormon?) and that it is a very diverse group here with many diffiring beliefs. Actually about the only thing everyone has in common here is monotheism. So you should fit right in here.
After all this, I am hard pressed to not believe in a singular god, as well as the quaran.
Im not sure what this means, could you explain a little more?
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Quote from BabyThespy on Yesterday at 114134 PM
After all this, I am hard pressed to not believe in a singular god, as well as the quaran.Im not sure what this means, could you explain a little more?
Basically, after having the dream, and finding too much logic in the quaran, I feel like anything else could only be false.
DArgento-Mormon?
No, he was raised Muslim and is now a believer of one god. He is my husband. He probably mentioned Mormonism before because of me.
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Thanks, I just remembered that he told me his wife was mormon.
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peace and welcome Babythespy,
just one thing...god doesn't speak to us through dreams. Our dreams show us what is in our subconscious (or soul). What you saw in your dream came from inside you, not from anywhere else. The dream showed you what you already believed.
And we must be careful about what we believe in, I don't think believing in the quran just because of a dream is such a good idea. I mean, Abraham thought god wanted him to kill his son.
So yeah, read the quran, study it, then decide whether you believe it or not.I understand that most people claim that dreams are just our subconscious making sense of our confusions. In most instances, I would agree. However, in this case, I know that it was not my subconscious b/c I didn't believe in the quran, in fact, I refused to even read it. Also, I have NEVER known a single word of Arabic. But somehow, in my dream, I not only could read it, but I could understand it and I knew who the english counterparts of the Arabic names were. I also could read and understand the scriptures in the book which I assume to be in Arabic. How could it possibly have been my subconscious telling me what I already knew and believed, when I DIDN'T?!
And BTW I did not choose to believe the quran purely b/c of the dream. The dream is what encouraged me to start reading it, yes. But the real reason I believe in the quran is b/c of the massive amounts of undeniable logic, in my opinion.
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peace Babythespy,
Alright. The thing is that we don't know all about dreams or our subconcious. We can't really explain what happened in your dream.
You mentioned your husband...does he follow the quran? It maybe that subconsciously you picked up the arabic and the belief.
It's quite interesting.The point I was trying to make was that believing something because we saw it in a dream isn't a very good idea, and I'm glad you aren't following the quran because of it, and also that you took your dream seriously and are now interested in the quran instead of ignoring it.
oh, and I forgot to answer this
LObster, how do youy know all there is to know about dreams, where did you get this knowledge
I'll just say this
When we are relaxed (like when we get hypnotized), we access our subconscious. In a meditative state, we are kind of in the middle so we can control things (we can put things in, change stuff), but when we go even deeper into relaxation and fall asleep, we have no control, so we can just watch it happening. -
You mentioned your husband...does he follow the quran? It maybe that subconsciously you picked up the arabic and the belief.
It's quite interesting.Yes, my husband does follow the quran. However, he never reads it in arabic as he only knows a few words, therefore, he would not be able to understand it in Arabic. He has never taught me, or even spoken any arabic to me. Thus proving that my subconscious could not have manufactured at least the Arabic part of the dream.
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I'll also add a few other things she told me right after the dream happened that she doesn't remember now.
She woke me up right after she had the dream and said "Now I know Jesus was just a prophet" And i raised my eyebrows in amazement.-The lady who was basically a guide in the dream......... Samantha asked her things like 'whats the meaning of life etc...'
The lady responded by saying 'I cannot tell you that, you have to figure that out on your own'
-After the dream she told me that they were some weird names she didn't recognize (except muhammad) so i started asking her if it was musa, isa, she said yes. Again she doesn't know what those words mean but she recognized them from the dream. And some of the others she didn't recognize, like luqmaan, lot etc..
-The book in the dream basically had a family tree of everybody from the beginning to the end. A book of record, maybe 'the record' quran speaks of? and/or the numerically structured books spoken of
-In the dream she specifically remembered that Jesus was married to mary magdelane (this is her subsconscious because she firmly believes this based on archaelogical evidence, logic etc...)and he did have children though she couldn't remember their names
-The lady in the dream the way she described to me (not phsically) seemed like an angel/controller/controlling force whatever you wanna call them.
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so Babythespy and DArgento are married?
Yes we are.
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well, that great!
I wish I was married...one less thing I have to do...Take your time. You will find the right one eventually. I was just very lucky and ended up finding the man of my dreams and my soul mate earlier than alot of people.