“To make our dreams come true, we must pursue them. Big dreamers are visionaries who seek a purpose in life. Dreams identify desires, desires produce determination, and determination leads to our destiny. Those who believe in the beauty of their dreams are more powerful than others with all the resources.” Judith Land
Dreams expose the soul’s inner sanctum, representing our unconscious desires—experiences we wish to avoid and those we yearn to live. Our minds create stories and images, incorporating present experiences and past events to define future outcomes.
Adoptees dream of an idealized, natural, safe life free from worry and strife. They speculate about their family displacement, immense changes in their social environment, family tree, network of friends, and an unforeseen deviation from their natural path. Emotional thoughts during the day occupy their dreams at night. Intense emotions lead to vivid dreams. Emotional stress disrupts sleep patterns. A disturbed mental state causes them to dream frequently and vividly—dreams that often seem forever. Dreams spark their imagination and expose their deepest fears. Dreaming exposes their inner being, solidifies their core beliefs and perspectives, and reveals the truth of objectionable relationships. Dreams are how adoptees learn about their identity, define who they are, and understand what they need to live a fulfilling life.
Vivid dreaming occurs when our brain is most active. Vivid dreams highlight and expose your inner being and sometimes include pleasant or meaningful experiences, like soaring through the sky or conversing with a missing loved one. Dreaming helps you process your emotions by consolidating and analyzing memories of unresolved issues. They reveal your deepest fears, attributes, and passions, which help interpret who you are. If you feel unfulfilled, undervalued, or not the person you want to be, your dreams will often reflect that.
Lucid dreaming, a captivating phenomenon, offers adoptees a unique opportunity for self-exploration and problem-solving. This state of conscious awareness during sleep can be a powerful tool for adoptees dealing with complex issues. It allows them to practice skills, creatively solve problems, and even confront emotional trauma, fears, and nightmares. It serves as a personal rehearsal space, preparing them for the various situations and challenges that may arise during the day.
Visions that arrive as dreams are monumental milestones that influence future outcomes. Visions create awareness of something that hasn’t happened yet but has the potential to occur in the future. They contain fundamental ideas with concrete applications. Adoptees subconsciously hoping to reunite with a biological mother and close relatives may be more prone to experience visions stimulated by intense emotions. Meeting previously unknown family members is often a highly emotional, once-in-a-lifetime reunion that may shock, astonish, and take away the participants’ breath.
Precognitive dreams, often viewed as psychic predictions or premonitions of potential future outcomes and events, can hold a profound symbolic significance. They are a window into our subconscious thoughts, emotions, and experiences. While some may dismiss them as mere wishful thinking, others believe they are a manifestation of karma, luck, or even the timing of future events written in the stars. Scientists, however, see them as a potential tool for personal growth. They encourage us to revisit these dreams, delve deeper into their meaning, and unlock their potential insights. These insights can be precious for adoptees in their journey of self-discovery and understanding.
Dreams represent unconscious desires and wishes that provide insights into the subconscious mind, revealing hidden truths about our lives. For instance, a dream about falling could indicate a fear of failure. In contrast, a flying dream could symbolize a desire for freedom. Dreams stem from our imagination, abstract thoughts, memories, and wishes. Paying attention to your subconscious mind helps unravel the hidden messages in your dreams.
Everyone wants to live with good memories, not bad dreams. The road to success and happiness is nearly the same as the road to failure and disappointment. The sky is big and blue. Do not live like a bird with a broken wing that cannot fly. Embrace who you are. If you are an adoptee with conflicted emotions, follow your dreams to shape a purpose-driven life and find direction and meaning. Big dreamers have an unyielding determination that keeps them moving forward, no matter how tough the journey gets.
“Sharing my innermost thoughts and private emotions with a worldwide audience is difficult. Writing an autobiography requires me to dig deep and explore my most profound feelings, which can expose my vulnerabilities and sensitive areas. However, the fact that my writing has reached readers in 193 countries is both gratifying and humbling simultaneously.” – Judith Land
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