
I have dreams that I don’t remember yet I wish I would as well as those I’ve had that I wish I could forget. Then there are those that I’m happy to remember so vividly it’s as though they just happened.
The cake dream I had many years ago, for instance. I dreamed that I was floating in the air, hovering over a table that was holding a double-layer pink-frosted round cake. I couldn’t seem to take my eyes off of it.
Not only did this cake look delicious. The aroma was enticing me. I don’t know why I didn’t simply get close enough to stick my face in it for a bite. There were no silverware or plates.
The aroma of the raspberry-frosted cake wafted through my nose causing me to salivate and yet the temptation eluded me. My gaze seemed to be sufficient. Why, I have no clue except that it was a dream that would have been much different had I known how to control it. I would have devoured at least a piece or two. So unhealthy, I know.
I had never seen any raspberry cake mixes, but I sure was curious. So for the next month after the dream, whenever I’d go grocery shopping, I’d look for it. And about a month later, there it was. A box of raspberry cake mix with the word, “NEW” on the corner. I also found the respberry frosting. My mouth dropped open.
I wouldn’t say that it was a dream come true in the literal sense. I bought the cake mix and frosting, but it wasn’t round and me and my kids ate it.
I dreamed the cake and frosting into my existence. That wasn’t the first time, either. It’s happened a few other times with people. Which is why I love to dream. I don’t know if that would be considered a “prophetic dream” or not. In a sense I believe it is.
I’ve been following a Twitter account that tweets about dreaming. What prompted this blog post was what they said about cakes in dreams. “Cakes in dreams can signify a time to rejoice at accomplishments, new relationships or work success”.
Not all dream interpretations resonate with me, but that one does perfectly. Cool. I had begun college that year and I was also working at the college. Although I didn’t use what I learned for any future work I did, it was a learned experience…with numbers. Now I know I prefer numbers as symbols (numerology) rather than number crunching (accounting).
Which reminds me of someone I know who would have been thrilled at one time to have a particular type of dream come true. This person used to take out loans to help her pay bills and for entertainment purposes. I think she was addicted. If this meant going to another state to apply for car title loans Ohio may have been an option as well as any other state surrounding Illinois.
I don’t find anything particularly wrong with asking for these types of loans. But they should be handled responsibly. The money, including the interest incurred, does need to be repaid after all.
If I were to have a dream like that, I’d wonder why since I don’t even drive. Should there be some dreams better left ignored? This is when it’s best to look for the symbols and see what they could mean in our lives.
But I don’t completely rely on a dream dictionary. Some meanings not only don’t resonate with me, they just don’t make sense to me. It’s better to look within. If you want to know how significant dreams are to your life, trust your intuition. Just be careful that it’s not your ego giving you false information telling you what you want to hear.
I have a lot of dreams that I don’t expect to ever come true, though. And I accept that. If they are meant to become my reality, then they will. Most dreams, however, are meant to guide us along our path in life’s journey through symbols rather than taken literally.
Besides paying attention to synchronicities while awake, also do so from those in your dreams. It’s a symbolic method happening while dreaming to show us important information in our waking lives.