In the Cayce philosophy, dreams can be a recapping and assessment of the previous day’s events, an important message from our soul, an actual visionary experience, or a subconscious reaction to an imbalance in the body. If you are having intense dream experiences, first, pay attention to the needs of your physical body. Notice the types of food you are eating prior to bedtime. Excess sweets or foods that are heavy or highly spiced may be requiring much of your body’s energy for digestion at a time when it is also trying to relax and let go. Consider making an appointment with a chiropractor or osteopath to be sure that your body is in the proper alignment. And allow enough time for deep restful sleep so that you can completely set aside the thoughts and cares of the day.
Cayce reports that most dreams fall into the daily recapping and assessment category, with your higher self serving as the dream maker. In these dreams, you are given the opportunity to see how your thoughts and actions compare to your ideals – the person that you truly want to be. Study the basic theme of your dreams to discover if they reflect a theme or behavior in your life. If they are intense or recurring dreams, it may indicate an area of your life that demands your attention. Very often you will find clues to positive change right within the dreams themselves. Just remember that in most cases, your dreams are for your benefit…providing insights into ways in which you can change and grow.
As a member of Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E., you will have access to dream guidance through the monthly newsletter, Personal Spirituality, as well as the bi-monthly magazine, Venture Inward. You’ll be able to research the Cayce perspective on this and other topics through the Cayce readings on-line in the Members Only section. You’ll receive discounts on related A.R.E. Press books, and have the opportunity to borrow helpful information from A.R.E. Library. You’ll find that your membership in Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E. will provide you with a wealth of helpful information regarding the mystery of your dreams.
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