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Olesya maybe the western lifestyle kills people ability to dream/remember their dream. In the more primitive society where I grew up, my experience has been different. We would talk about dreams, share them, etc. More like in Hebrew Bible when Joseph was in the prison, in the morning people shared and talked about their dreams. It was normal for people to do that.

Brianna Minus Always learning. I grew up in a more primitive culture, where we had no idea whatsoever about drugs and stuff like that. TBH, even to this day I've never seen drugs in my whole life. Alcohol drinking was a problem though, even in those more primitive cultures.

While I was in that weaken state, I also was not able to fight off some critters that were trying to get me out of my body. Who knows what happened then, maybe that's why I lost memories. I normally can fight off any "aliens" by simply commanding them to get lost.

Julie Hughes maybe some trauma blocks memories? I am not a specialist, just saying. In my case, I had a blood poisoning (sepsis) in my youth due to doctor misdiagnosis and wrong treatment. After that I lost much of my childhood memories. With time, they started to come back though. But people would say, remember this or that, and I would stare at them, like who are you talking about, are you sure that was me?  But things started to come back over the years.

Julie Hughes interesting. I dream as soon as I close my eyes, many times even before I am fully asleep. Those are interesting dreams because I am still partially awake, and I can influence what the dream should be like, if I want.  My mom was like that too. A very heavy dreamer :-)

I am learning that we are all born with certain gifts that stay with us throughout our lives. Living a clean life and growing spiritually can cultivate those gifts to fuller manifestation. I was told that all can reach the heights that people like Elijah reached.  Elijah became Elijah because he did what was necessary to reach those levels. Otherwise, he was no different than any of us. Religious people tend to assign them mystical roles and powers, as if that is something that is not available to regular mortals. That's incorrect, I was told. If we really want to be, say an Elijah we can be indeed.

I wonder though if it speaks of tents here. People even to this day in some parts of Middle East live in tents. Maybe the bigger tent you had the higher the social status. So maybe, in poetic language, it talks about having the means to afford larger tents, higher social status, more abundance?

Interesting!

I was born in a Communist country, and atheism was pushed on us since the first years of life. Atheism was the state religion. What you are told as a kid has very strong influence on you, as you believe everything the adults tell you. Many are born in families that have Atheism as their family religion. I know many examples of people who believed that false religion for part of their life and then managed to get themselves out of its grip. I suppose Ray refers to people who willingly embrace atheism as adult thinking persons and not to those who were brainwashed into it since ever. I was once told by a very thoughtful old lady, I embrace atheism not because I believe it can be true, but just because it fits my lifestyle.  We can so easily hide ourselves behind a finger, like little kids, sometimes. (As a youngster with hormones ranging, she was trying to corrupt me and convince me to go sleep with her)

David in the Hebrew Bible prays: "Do not remember the sins of my youth and my rebellious ways; according to your love remember me, for you, Lord, are good." In our youths we do many terrible things without realizing the gravity of what we are doing.

Maybe some of those kind dreams are warning dreams to change our paths, as to not end up in the Land of Darkness, that Ray talks about? Just wondering, I had those dreams too in my youth.