Dreamwork With Your Angels

Dreaming is not only the doorway to the unconscious, but also an entrance to other realms. Our dreams connect us with our subconscious mind and the spirit realms, often in the form of strange and mysterious symbolisms.

We should be more grateful for our dreams, because even the difficult ones, that stir up our traumas and worries, help us to deal with any issues we have been resisting.

Dreams are also a portal into the influence of angelic forces. Connecting with the Angels in this way is easy and natural; it happens even when we are not aware of it.

The dream state is an entry point that offers unique advantages for our heavenly companions, for when we sleep, the mind is wide open. The resistances and blockages of our busy minds are suspended for us to access what normally cannot be seen. The fluidity of dreams is closer to the higher dimensions, rather than to the structured, material state in which we exist in our waking hours.

Our Angels often appear to us in dreams, but we seldom remember this, or, if we do, we do not recognize them. They are usually that friendly presence that often accompanies us through a dream. Or they may feature in the dream, as wise, powerful, and influential figures, but not necessarily with wings or other stereotypical symbols of their identity, such as ‘harps and halos.’

Angels are messengers of the Divine, and they come in various manifestations. For example, they sometimes appear in animal form, or make their presence known as an intense, bright light. They also have diverse things to communicate and infinite ways for doing so. But they all have one common purpose, and that is to be of service to humanity.

Most of us have all been brought up to believe that there is a separation between humans and Angels, but in truth we share our world with them! In our dreams, we can overcome the mental barriers that separate us from their higher energies.

When your guardian angel communicates encouraging messages to you in dreams, those messages will either build your confidence in who you are or help you discover and fulfill the potential for what you can do ~ Whitney Hopler

Archangel Michael is the guardian of the dream state, so you can invoke his watchful presence every night before you go to sleep. And there is a whole category of Angels who work through dreams; their mission is to provide us with information and guidance while we are sleeping.

The best angelic dreams are the ones you wake up from with an overwhelming sense of well-being; feeling everything is fine, and that being alive is a blessing! In these moments we may also sense that we had gone through something positively healing or inspiriting while we were asleep.

Often, we will not even remember dreaming; we will just be in a wonderful mood, like sunlight suddenly lighting up a dull gray sky. If you wake up feeling like this, there is a good chance that one of your angels made a stellar performance while you were sleeping.

Dreams are elusive, but we can take steps to better remember our dreams. Having a positive mental attitude is essential. If you’ve spent most of your life convinced that dreams aren’t worth remembering, don’t expect to wake up tomorrow with one on your pillow. But you can reprogram your conscious mind to allow the memory of dreams to come to you.

Keeping a journal of dreams next to your bed, along with a pen, helps a lot with dream recall. Always try to remember your dreams the moment you wake up. You will often remember many details, but those details are dismissed by the mind during the day, if you do not record them immediately.

And a strong desire to connect with your Angels is the motivation that will allow you to meet them in your dreams. Then comes the diligence. You must be willing to go through with the process and overcome deep-seated resistance.

When you are dreaming of your angels, they are sending messages into your life to let you know that they are there surrounding you with the love and support that helps to lighten your day ~ Sharon Taphorn

If you wake up with a dream in the middle of the night, don’t move and try to recapture it. Revive it; you can start with whatever fragment you remember and allow it to expand. Then write it down and date it, before you go back to sleep.

Every time you wake up after dreaming, remember to write everything down, including what you felt. Be as detailed as you can. Date your dreams. You can even give each one a title that summarizes it. That will help you remember, or find it again later.

Once your dreams memories are more detailed and vivid, you may find that focusing on an angel’s name before you go to bed will have even more amazing results. You will sense through the tone and ‘feeling’ of the dream the presence you are calling. It won’t always work, but when it does, the whole dream experience tends to be filled with personal discoveries and a few precognitions to make it all even more remarkable.