What does the Bible says about vision?

“’And in the last days it shall be,” God declares, “that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”

What is the gift of vision?

Vision is seeing the future before it ever happens. God gave us the gift of vision so we would not have to live only by what we can see. The words vision and revelation are sometimes interchangeable. To reveal means to unveil something that was there all along but could not be seen externally.

Why don’t we remember our dreams?

Because I’ve found these simple practices to be so helpful, it has led me to another conclusion. 9/10, the reason someone is not remembering their dream—even when on some level they want to—is because on another level, they don’t. Why? Because dreams are reservoirs of all that we are trying to avoid in our day-to-day consciousness.

What does it feel like to have a vision?

A vision is visceral. Your body will respond to it. Your synapses will light up. Your heartbeat will change. Your breathing will become the wind in the place you are viewing. Sounds not your own will escape from your lips. You may write. You may moan. You might scream. You might cry. You might see the answer you’ve been seeking all your life.

Are your visions clear or vague?

There are times when your visions will be very vague, and you might have to translate the meanings of the symbols in your visions. Other times, your visions will be clear and you will remember all the details. Such as when seeing future events.

What happens when you have a reoccurring dream?

A shared dream (especially a reoccurring one) can cause disruptions in the sleep patterns. It may be difficult to sleep for fear of having the dream again. Lucid or Waking Dreams: Waking dreams are different in many respects. Often the person may be wide awake when suddenly they experience a vision.