The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-07-30
REAL MEANING TO
VISIONS OF SLEEP
Fantasies BY No Means to
Be Disregnrded.

While men will not admit 1t, women
usually are more intuitive.
Their more natural expression Of
emotion, which so early meets with
repression from the men, is an ac-
ceptable explanation.
With the male of the household, pro
viding he is strongly psychic, anything
that passes the censor Of his subcon-
scious mind is a "hunch." But with
the female such visions are PRESENT.
ments, which carry tokens of good or
clouds Of depression, says a writer In
the Chicago Evening Post
But instead of allowing dreams to
depress, they should serve as a warn
ing to prepare US for whatever hap
pens. In such a state of mind we
often may be able to sidestep that
which would bring sorrow.
Sometimes it Is the striking Of
bell, the crying of a dog, the creak-
ing, creaking noise, figure in black.
There are many accounts of the ap-
pearance of one about to die, to the
loved one, even though distance be
great. Great rulers Of Europe have
awakened from sleep and summoned
their servants to protect them from
objects In their rooms. Soon they
would be replaced on the throne and
driven from their homes.
If you viii search your mind you
win recall the dream or warning that
came to you Of something that was
about to happen. Did 1t happen? A
great many will find that 1t did
Many have experienced thinking of
a friend very intently and then re-
ceiving news from him.
When you dream or have a presen-
timent do not be alarmed. Think 1t
over If 1t carries a message of good
fortune, all well and good; If 1t car
ries depressing message, be ready to
meet the situation-maybe you can
prevent 1t.
For one to cut a finger or suffer
other laceration of the hands or face
warns the dreamer to set up bar
rier against the treachery Of one whom
she believes to be friend.
However, should it appear that no
blood comes from the wound, it is
indicated that the treachery will be
quite concealed and may work great
harm
To be lonely and unhappy in a
dream means that you will be happy
and quite contented in wakened hours
Dream records show that visions Of
unhappiness nearly always are fol-
lowed by much happiness for the
dreamer.
A lover is quite often visioned by
dreamer and his or her appearance
brings both good and bad omens.
Ardent love win come if the lover
is happy, while unhappiness is quite
sure II the lover seems angry or indif-
ferene.
Dreams Of collisions mean but one
thing; you are about to face difficult
problems which will end seriously for
you unless you exert yourself.
Such dreams of caution must not
be taken lightly. When such vision
comes to You, prepare yourself to meet
the emergency and you will be pro
tected
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some of these dreams which will give
you ample warning to beware Of false
friends Unless your companions are
jovial and show good cheer, be on
your guard. All other visions are bad
omens.
Often the sweet strains Of music
can be plainly heard in dreams.
1t heralds for the dreamer peace Of
mind In wakened hours and success
in love and business It is good
omen to seem to be singing alone,
while good times are ahead If you are
singing with group.
One of the predominating dreams
that enter the nightly visions Of young
women is the bridal costume
Nearly every young woman will adj
NIT that she has at some time seen
herself attired in bridal attire. Such
a dream is often important.
If one seems happy while in such
attire, good fortune, happiness, sue
cess in love and business are destined
for them. While, on the contrary, at
tire forebodes Of Illness, unhappy mar
rIage and loss of friends and money.