Description of what each dream mean
The ability to reach new heights and new awarenesses. Spiritual growth and enlightenment. Seeing things from a higher perspective. Getting past fear of the unknown. Your subconscious is telling you to go past your limits. With a little perspective you can achieve anything you put your mind to.
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The Angel of death. Azrael comforts those that are crossing over or dying and helps loved ones on Earth deal with the grieving process. He connects to those that have had near death experiences. He helps you celebrate shifts and changes and to see them as positive experiences instead of seeing them as a loss. When you are doing a life review or calling your soul pieces, this is the angel that helps. You may receive guidance through a review of your life, either via dreams or daydreams. If old memories keep reoccurring, then Azrael is helping you see something from a higher perspective. He works with Archangel Jeremiel. Is it time to let go of the past?
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In folklore and traditions, the spruce has long been related to birth, life, coming back to life, resilience, strength, renewal, peace, protection, good luck, fertility, wisdom, and longevity.Spruce is the favoured Christmas tree for a reason, as it represents light and life after the darkest days of the year. Healing Properties of the Spruce Tree: Native Americans have used the Spruce for many health benefits. Spruce needles are high in Vitamin C, for instance, and are used to relieve sore throats and cough, for instance. Spruce needles also carry important antioxidants that protect humans from disease. Therefore, spruce needles are often boiled to boost the immune system and for eye health. Spruce buds contain potassium and magnesium. Meditating with the Spruce Tree: Spending time with the spruce tree is just as important for the tree itself, as it is for us humans to spend time with it. The spruce tree craves human contact as much as humans crave nature. If you meditate with this tree, you will often receive messages regarding how to balance and purify the body. It can also show you areas of life that are needing healing. If you sleep near the tree or put parts of the tree near you while you sleep, you may receive healing guidance on all levels, mental, emotional, spiritual, emotional. Spruce is particularly helpful for soothing emotions and calming one’s energy.
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The pine tree reminds us to take responsibility for our thoughts, words, and actions. Some believe that if you speak something under a pine tree, those words get carried forward by the other pines and like all good gossip goes, word spreads. Be careful what you wish for, it may come true. The pine reminds that if you want secrets to be kept as a secret, it is best to keep them to yourself. In the same token, if you have positive things you want to affirm or things you want to manifest that are in alignment with the divine will, then by all mean, speak it out loud under a pine tree to help it come to be. Healing Properties of the Pine Tree– Pine essential oil is widely used for its anti-inflammatory effects especially for skin conditions. Pine oil is also used to alleviate pain. Pine needles contain antioxidants. They are also known to be invaluable for their antiseptic, antifungal and antibacterial properties. Meditating with the Pine Tree– Speak clear, positive, and assertive under the pine. Claim your light, protection, health, and happiness under the pine. The following are examples of how to speak around the pine tree. First ask the tree to be your witness and your helper in manifesting these things into your life, for example. Then say, “I claim the Divine light within me now. I claim heavenly protection around my body, mind, and soul. I claim my good health. I claim happiness in all areas of my life now. I follow my intuition.”
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The olive tree is often referred to as the tree of peace. It can certainly promote calming and may help you when you feel anxious, or anxiety filled. If you are looking for strength and peace of mind about life subjects that are causing you to feel unbalanced, then this tree is the right choice to make a connection with. Healing Properties of the Olive Tree– The olive tree leaf can be made into an extract that can help the digestive system as well as the nervous system. It is also thought to be antimicrobial, inflammatory and has anti- cancer properties. The olive, or the fruit of the tree, is known for its powerful antioxidants and is high in vitamin E and cancer fighting agents. Meditating with the Olive Tree– If you walk through an olive grove you will feel the spirits within the trees talk to one another as they clear your aura and chakras at the same time. These spirits will help you restore your energy after trauma or illness.
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The oak tree’s calm strength and deep roots remind us to stay connected to our foundation and source so we can restore our energy that was damaged by old emotional wounds. Oak helps humans stand tall and strong in our truth. The oak offers a lot of yang or male energy, which can be helpful when you need to get past adversity. It is also an excellent tree to work with when connecting with nature spirits and fairies. The acorn, the fruit of the tree, is a symbol of creativity. Keep one handy to draw inspiration into your life. The acorn also connects to the squirrel which teaches us to prepare for big changes ahead. Healing Properties of the Oak Tree– Oak bark tea has many healing benefits, including relieving diarrhea, cold symptoms, and various digestion issues. Oak trees improve air quality through the process of photosynthesis and by absorbing airborne pollutants that are harmful to humans. Meditating with the Oak Tree– When working with the oak tree it is important to either sit with your back to the tree or by planting your feet as flat as possible and putting your forehead against the tree to connect deeply with the ancient ancestor within it. Be mindful and respectful. Focus on growth, grounding, knowledge, strength. The spirit of the tree will feel your sincerity.You will know if you are tapped into this wise being because you will feel its presence, or hear its deep, thoughtful voice.Ask questions and listen deeply. If you ask questions again and again, the spirit of the oak will disconnect with you. It has patience and will wait until you are mature enough to come to it again in the future with full integrity. Sit and write what comes to you.
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The maple tree can help with dream interpretation and in finding hidden wisdom in the meaning of life or in dream situations. The maple tree reminds us that our thoughts create our reality. Working or connecting with the maple tree can help you find balance. Healing Properties of the Maple Tree– Maple syrup was first discovered by the Native Americans and then the tradition was passed down to European settlers in North America. Natives communicated with the trees and learned that maple trees draw sap up from the depths of their roots to survive the harsher winter months. The natives knew that by tapping into the tree in spring, they could catch the sap that flows downward through the tree to replenish the roots, into hollow bark vessels. This was then boiled down to make sweet syrup. When you consume maple syrup, you are literally connecting with the balancing medicine of the tree. Maple products have the power to align the yin and yang. The maple tree loves to connect with and to nurture humans and therefore showing kindness to the tree is mutually beneficial. Its flowing sap is a reminder to allow our emotions to flow in cycles and to recycle excess energy into positive things. Maple syrup not only tastes good, but it also contains antioxidants, vitamins and minerals that are known to helps alleviate inflammation issues and improve digestion. It is also thought to help keep your skin healthy and to protect the body against cancer. Maple syrup is a great alternative to artificial sweeteners. Meditating with the Maple Tree-Work with the maple tree to balance your own yin and yang energies. It is a talkative tree, so keep a notepad handy to jot down what this amazing tree has to say. They can live up to 400 years, so Maple tree wisdom is worth listening to. You can also ask the maple tree to ground you and align your chakras and aura.
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The Linden tree could be coined as the tree that helps you tap into your inner-child, as it allows you to see things from a positive, light filled perspective. The spirit of the linden tree has helped poets and dreamers draw inspiration and to tap into deeper understanding of life, death, and transformation. If you are looking for inspiration for new ideas, this is the tree to connect with. The linden tree has been the chosen tree for mask making throughout Native American history and for good reason. The tree energy allows the mask wearer to shift, transform and to harmonize with the mood or the characteristics intended within the mask. A reminder that if you can dream it, you can be it. Healing Properties of the Linden Tree– Linden tree medicine can help alleviate cold symptoms and was used by the ancients to induce sweating to shed infections in the body. It also known for calming nervousness and relieving itchy skin. Meditating with the Linden Tree- it is often recommended to work with your inner child while sitting under the Linden tree.
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The larch tree offers home and shelter to squirrels, and birds, like the owl. The larch has earned its respect and for good reason. It grows slowly, can grow in poor conditions, in windy areas and has been documented as living for up to 600 years, which is a teaching of patience for us humans.Because it is rot-proof, it has been used historically for boats, framework, roof shingles and railway ties. Its deep roots remind us to make deep connections in life to gain inner strength. Healing Properties of the Larch Tree– Larch trees have been known for their use for boosting the immune system and fighting infections, including symptoms of the common cold and flu, as well as treatments for more serious diseases and conditions. Meditating with the Larch Tree– Buddhists are sometimes depicted as meditating under the Larch tree, though Buddha himself reached enlightenment under a fig tree. Like the fig tree, the larch tree is a great source to draw strength from and is a great place sit, centre, and ground. Buddha said that “A tree is a wonderful living organism which gives shelter, food, warmth and protection to all living things. It even gives shade to those who wield an axe to cut it down”.
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