Dream #1: Rectification

Dreamer's Share: This is a dream I had during the period of the angel Jeliel 's rule about 1 year ago.

The Dream: I was in the kitchen at my father's house, and my mother came to give me a blank paper where she had written all the injustices she had done to my father. She admitted to having stolen $9,000 from her couple. In addition to other things.

Sharing from the dreamer:When I woke up, I was happy because I saw that I was preparing to take on much more responsibility as a couple. This dream was also very telling for me on another level, because in reality, my parents divorced when I was a child, and it is true that my mother almost always blamed the failure of their relationship or of family on my father. Her vision was one-sided, she had difficulty recognizing her share of the wrongs and being reconciled.

Dream #2: Work on your structure

The Dream: I am in a physiotherapy office on the 1st floor and I explain how Bemer physical medicine therapy works using electromagnetic waves to revive micro-circulation and repair tissues to cure osteopathic pathologies -articular. A lady listens to me. Then I go downstairs and meet other people I know and I'm about to leave when I realize I left a notebook on the 1st floor. It is a notebook on Kabbalah, the tree of Sephiroth with drawings and explanations on angels. The physiotherapist tells me to wait. She goes straight up to get it and gives it to me. She looked at the drawings and suddenly the mood changed. She is warmer and I am invited to a big Jewish family reunion. Then I go out to get to my car which is parked near a body of water. There is my mother. Suddenly, the car is surrounded by a mudslide. I'm inside the car and my mother is outside. I'm afraid she will be swept away by the flow. I manage to get out of the car to help him and call for help. Two people come to help me and we are saved. Then I find myself around a table with my mother and my ex-partner. Physically, he doesn't look like him, he is taller and has yellow eyes. I'm angry with him for what he did to me. He regrets and asks me for forgiveness.