If you put into practice the teachings that will be given over the next couple of weeks, you are the one who will begin troubling me saying, "My dreams are too much! My issue now is interpretation."

There is nobody who doesn’t dream. Every blessed day, when you go to sleep, a dream happens. It is so much deeper than we think. If God permits, it will be one of the mystery curricula that I add. You know I said that I gave six extra weeks to the Holy Spirit? Yes! He is the one who will do a lot of things with what he wants to do. Maybe one of those days we would put some stuff there and talk about some deep matters.

Everybody dreams. The issue is that we forget, and part of the reason we forget is that, just the way we go to bed sometimes with a frazzled mind, eat too much, lie down and not pause to have a one-pointed mind, sleep watching movie shows on Instagram—all these things frazzle the mind. Then, when we go to sleep with a destabilised consciousness, how do we expect to have a one-line train of thought in the realm of dreams? It won’t happen. We would forget what happened, even though something happened every night in the realm of the dream.

This is not a spiritual matter per se. When they say pray, there is a place for that, but it is not really a spiritual matter. The spiritual matter is now how we engage the Lord so that our consciousness can find him in that realm. If it is about getting dreams, there are simple exercises you can carry out that will awaken you there.

It is a small thing, but you must put into practice what will be taught and watch how that place will open up with wildfire.