One of the greatest interpreters of dreams who ever lived, according to the Bible was Joseph, son of Israel. I believe Daniel also interpreted dreams.

Among my friends and family, I am known (even the Christian ones) for an ability to analyse (I don’t like ‘interpret’) dreams, but I don’t do a lot of it any more. I think the person best qualified to unravel the message in a dream, is the dreamer, but I have always been a tad annoyed by the swiftness with which some people label dream interpretation as “New Age” or “Occult” when dreams were interpreted by “Men of God” in the Bible.

*puts the soap box away* :bigsmile:

Now, AVB? Kermit?!? :~

:bigsmile: :bigsmile: :bigsmile: :bigsmile: Raul,

I think you’re absolutely right! 😀 😀 😀

But Bunsen Honeydew definitely is. Instead of being a good man of science, whose moral fiber demands the strictest codes of ethical behavior and respect for his colleagues in his pursuit of knowledge, he has demonstrated what Einstein dubbed “Lame Conscience”.

He creates dangerous devices, and tests them in front of a live audience who have no protection other than a few feet of distance. Not only that but he frequently abuses his assistant, Beaker causing him to be maimed and humiliated with every experiment. All of this done NOT for the sake of gaining knowledge (and thus growing closer to God), NOT for the sake of helping the human race as a whole (his devices are created with the intent of being sold to the highest bidder), and certainly NOT for the sake of advancing the field (his work is not tested in a way that any review board would approve of).

No. Bunsen Honeydew does it all for himself, for his pride, and for his drive to line his own pockets.

Hmmm, I’m not too sure where this thread is now headed :~ :~ :~ What have I created? :O 🙂 :bigsmile:

I always was concerned about the possible dangers of some of those “experiments”. I guess putting it all into context back in the 80s and early 90s we as a society weren’t too worried about being politically correct! Nowadays we (rightly) have very strict control and governance around what we see in the media. I wonder if certain episodes of the Muppets would pass muster now?

Dreams, visions, day dreams, art work and creative pursuits are all great ways to receive wisdom and for us to hear from our higher selves and God. They get us in touch with intuitive processes and the unconscious where the truth is often waiting to be revealed. They bypass a lot of the cognitive chatter and defences that distract from what’s really going on.

Good point Ann Maree. Some people also make the common mistake of saying they’re “not the creative type”. We are all creative in our own unique ways. The book that I’m currently reading asserts that humans have multiple levels of intelligence across many different fields. The apparent trick is knowing how to unlock the potential in each of those areas.

I took a week studying dream interpretation in psychology. Basically dreams are your subconscious ideas coming to live. Like have you ever been thinking about some scenario in your head during the day when your suppose to be working? Well when this happens at night it becomes more cinema like. has some great resources for looking through what the dream you had possibly meant.