Plant Dream Adumbration
I always pay close attention to my dreams, which usually have an important message.
On a morning in March of 2025, I had a spiritual dream of a tropical plant that had sustained a tramping. It appeared to be healthy only on one side but was also suffering from dehydration. In the dream, I felt for the plant and wanted to help, but I was not in the dream; I was just allowed to see the vision.
I heard a rumbling and crackling as the plant moved rapidly before my eyes, and suddenly, the broken stems were restored. In the dream state, I was perplexed because, at that moment, I felt the crackling noise inside me. Suddenly, the plant grew another third and put forth large, healthy, green leaves.
I reasoned in my sleep and knew that this was a vision of a houseplant, and that the plant was me. I awoke, considered the sleep experience and the plant's beautiful, verdant color, and reasoned that the dream represented a mark of elevation in the form of financial stability. Something that had been taken away would suddenly be refurbished and improve better than before. Immediately, I spoke about the dream experience in my cell phone notes, feeling it was an important message for me.
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What a mighty god we serve.