But I have done some research about winning money. It seems that a lot of such dreams are not fulfilled, but here are another viewpoint. The xamples show how by really being certain, amazing things can happen.
I remember from – my experiences as an eleven-year old that I won at games and contests when I had a clear sense I would win; you might say when I had an aura of -Winning. ‘–my dreams offered me this perspective too:
On waking I stretched my new title to Catalytic Betting and Wining. Then I practised, made bets, won and lost, honing my re-emerging skills. My dreams voiced their approval.
It seems that having the sense of being a winner is vital. The next examples are all from Shirley G. a famous media cook. Because of space, only three of the dreams are quoted.
‘I set out to dream the winner of a horse race each day for a week.
1. Was driving down a country road and suddenly saw a glimpse of Emmerdale Farm down a side road. Following day: chosen horse ‘Emmerdale Farm’ came in first.
2. Was working in a room when a man popped his head around the door and shouted excitedly ‘John, John, your uncle’s here’ and disappeared. I carried on working. Chosen horse: Uncle John. Came in first.
3. Was walking down a road, called into a house by a friend to have a chat. On the way out she opened the door and I saw a completely empty room except for a huge black fireplace. Door closed and I left the house. Chosen horse: Black Fire – which I insisted would only be placed – due to ‘fireplace’. Came in 2nd.’
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i had a dream that i won 44.6 billion dollars. Can you please interpret this dream for me?
Tara – I am sorry I took so long in replying.
But I have done some research about winning money. It seems that a lot of such dreams are not fulfilled, but here are another viewpoint. The xamples show how by really being certain, amazing things can happen.
I remember from – my experiences as an eleven-year old that I won at games and contests when I had a clear sense I would win; you might say when I had an aura of -Winning. ‘–my dreams offered me this perspective too:
On waking I stretched my new title to Catalytic Betting and Wining. Then I practised, made bets, won and lost, honing my re-emerging skills. My dreams voiced their approval.
It seems that having the sense of being a winner is vital. The next examples are all from Shirley G. a famous media cook. Because of space, only three of the dreams are quoted.
‘I set out to dream the winner of a horse race each day for a week.
1. Was driving down a country road and suddenly saw a glimpse of Emmerdale Farm down a side road. Following day: chosen horse ‘Emmerdale Farm’ came in first.
2. Was working in a room when a man popped his head around the door and shouted excitedly ‘John, John, your uncle’s here’ and disappeared. I carried on working. Chosen horse: Uncle John. Came in first.
3. Was walking down a road, called into a house by a friend to have a chat. On the way out she opened the door and I saw a completely empty room except for a huge black fireplace. Door closed and I left the house. Chosen horse: Black Fire – which I insisted would only be placed – due to ‘fireplace’. Came in 2nd.’
So go for it.
Tony