It definitely varies from person to person, and includes areas and disciplines such as spiritual dreams, financial dreams, career dreams, healthy lifestyle or fitness dreams, materialistic dreams, adventurous dreams, and the list goes on…

The bottom line is that our lives are currently as we have thought about it in the past (Including the fears …). And if we had dreams about our lives (Or fears for that matter…), it is showing in our lives today. Our dreams and goals of today, will reflect in some or other form or matter in future, and this has largely to do with our minds. That’s where our dreams are born, in our minds. And from there our dreams become reality if we allow them to.

Dreams and goals and objectives are tremendously powerful forces if we allow it to work in our lives. Our own cultures, day-to-day tasks, responsibilities, thinking, communities, religions etc, are the issues holding us back from actually realizing that those very dreams we have are the dreams which need to come to fruition to help shape us as the individuals we were intended to be.

If we can close the gap between who we are right now and who we want to be on a daily basis, we will be living the lives we want and deserve.

Dreams are extremely important is my feeling and humble opinion. It makes you feel alive. But we also need to understand that the paradigm shift from accepting “reality” and believing that dreams might just come true, are of utmost importance. You have to believe it. A wise man once said: “Whether you believe it or not, you are right…”.

All of us are on different levels of spiritual development and awareness. And due to our non-believe systems and doubts, we tend to ask for justification of our own dreams through the eyes of someone else. Hence making decisions to pursue a wonderful dream based on someone else’s opinion… Someone else whom has no reference of our own circumstances and levels of awareness. Any dream, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, is YOUR dream ultimately.

It is ultimately about relinquishing the fears in our own lives (Mainly fear of criticism…) and allowing our dreams to just happen…

Sincerest,
Will

2) I use to think that only the things that come easy or natural to you or meant for you. The I started to listen to successful people like Oprah and Donald Trump. A lot of ambition people had a huge dream when they were a child. Nobody could talk them out of believing that they would achieve their dream. When things were tough they got going with the spark of passion to spur them on. Most people don’t fall into success by accident. It started as a dream. Commit to solving each problem that you encounter, instead of worrying about it, and you will be surprised by your ingenuity and perseverance.

3) My favorite dream was this reaccuring “nightmare” that included getting kidnapped by aliens that had brains on top of their heads. The first few times I had it scared me , I was only five. Soon I looked forward to going to sleep because I knew there was a chance to experience this unique dream. I think that the more time you spend getting to know your true self the more obvious your purpose in life will become to you. Traditional is a label that does not mean much except that most people would find in typical. If you true dream is to get married and have 2.5 kids that’s great. If your dream is to build a city on the moon that will become a tourist trap, that’s great to. No matter what your dream is it will always feel to you like shooting for the moon.

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Sometimes my dreams seem far away, but like Daphne (above) has mentioned – I try to keep my feet on the ground and my head in the clouds.

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Hi Ian – Your story brings up some points that were the reason that I brought up this question. Truthfully, we do have to worry about the “real” things in life, but, as you pointed out, I guess there is something missing from life when we don’t hold onto our dreams. Thanks for your thoughts

interesting topic for discussion – i guess the non-traditional type dreams can make us forget what’s most important in life – ie family, friends

thanks,
steve