I know this might sound crazy but it's almost 24 hours later and it was so impactful I can't stop thinking about it.
I was in the woods, I could hear birds chirping and everything. I started walking and eventually ran into an older man, who I somehow knew to be Thomas Jefferson yes i know this sounds so silly, but whatever. He didn't say anything to me but I followed him through the woods. We finally reached a clearing with green grass and in front of me was the back of the White House. I went inside, was walking down empty corridors with red carpet, some with split level steps? If that makes sense... anyways, I finally reached the end of this hallway to some double doors and I knew it was the Oval Office.
I walked inside and saw Trump standing behind his desk looking out the window. I walked over to him and took his hand, and I just started crying so hard. Like sobbing (in real life). The emotion was so strong I'm crying as I recount this now. Anyways, all I can remember saying to him was something like "fight for us" and "you are our last hope". And I looked in his eyes and it just felt so real. And then we both turned back to the window and looked to the sky and it just felt like God was shining through. Kind of like the clouds from the Lion King where Mufasa comes out to talk, but daylight.
Then I left and walked back to the woods. I ran into Thomas Jefferson again and all he said to me were two things I've heard before but never knew the meaning of "E Pluribus Unum" and "Invictus". I have no idea why. Then he left and the last thing I saw before the dream ended was a huge stag with big, strong antlers. It just felt very symbolic. I don't know.
Anyways, after I looked up the meaning of those two things: E Pluribus Unum means "Out of many, one". And it was the old motto of the United States (the new one is In God We Trust). And then I looked up Invictus and it turns out it's a poem that inspired Nelson Mandela to persevere through hardship:
Out of the night that covers me,
Black as the Pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond this place of wrath and tears
Looms but the Horror of the shade,
And yet the menace of the years
Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
I looked up symbolism of the stag, and this is what the internet says:
The stag is the king of the forest, the protector o all other creatures. For the native tribes of North America, the deer was a messenger, an animal of power, and a totem representing sensitivity, intuition and gentleness. Some groups would entrust the hunt to the deer, which was also associated with fertility. There is a Cherokee legend that tells how the deer procured its antlers after winning a race against a rabbit. The animals of the forest wanted to know which of the two was the fastest, but the rabbit cheated before the race and the deer won its antlers.
So, yeah. Pretty amazing stuff.
I still don't know the meaning of Thomas Jefferson though.
Beautiful dream. I Think thats your own soul's vision of the sprouting fig tree in Matthew 24.
Wow, I just read it and I absolutely loved it. Thank you.
Had one of those very vivid dreams that you don't forget - well over a year ago - had to do with General Flynn, won't go into all the details, but I went into a big waiting room in a large fancy house of a wealthy person and took a seat to wait on the outcome of a meeting; the person I happened to sit next to in these large separate chairs turned out to be Gen. Flynn, and we got into a delightful conversation. Made a point to intensify praying for him since.
In God word we trust.. it appears you received a message from God.
Since I have had dreams too that stayed with me the rest of my life afterwards, I hear you, fren. And lucky, lucky you... you stood next to Donald... in some realm somewhere, that was indeed real and not just a dream.
Invictus is a Latin word which means Undefeated/Unconquered.
Sounds like you have had a great awakening. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you. The last sentence about the Cherokee legend with the rabbit cheating the stag in a race gave me full body chills. Crazy.
I don't know the meaning of Thomas Jefferson yet, though.
There were a few times reading it that I felt chills. You will figure it out.
Thomas Jefferson did write the Declaration of Independence see reference here
So profound.
Roberto Assagioli was a colleague of Freud. But instead of psychoanalysis he developed psychosynthesis, to bring together and integrate the splintered parts of a person's psyche.
Simplifying a bit, he saw the psyche as being able to tap in not only to the symbolism of the Unconscious (as Freud), but also into the symbolism of the realm of the spiritual/Transpersonal/Higher Self or soul.
And he taught that our minds are able to translate give and receive messages between our various aspects via recurring categories of visual imagery.
It's a very simple universal language combining universal archetypes along with unique personal meanings/symbols.
For instance when you climb steps or a mountain, e.g., you are traveling 'up' symbolically to access higher wisdom. Going 'down' (into a grotto or cave) can be an encounter with sub-personalities of fear, monsters, dragons, etc. who can be encountered and transmuted.
The 'White House' wasn't named that for nothing - our patriotic forebears were well aware of universal symbolism. :) It's not about its paint color, but in this case white is meant to embody a mystical resonance of 'Goodness, purity, light, nobility'.
[And no, such 'white' archetypes do not thereby imply anything as to race/ethnicity. And indeed, in traditional China brides would never dream of getting married in anything but red/'life' - as culturally, white is more the color of death. 'Whiteness' is more about the 'natural symbol' of sunlight/the Sun, the source and sustainer (in physical-realm terms) of our planet.]
And so your imagery powerfully points to an 'energetic' encounter with both universal + your own innate higher Wisdom. As your figures of both 'older' Jefferson and Trump embody archetype of 'The Wise Old Man'. And for want of any better way to put it, God was shining through.
Your dream has so many rich layers, and it feels like a Big Dream - one beyond just being personal to you. It's a kind of prophetic Dreaming True, meant as an affirmation of truth and fountain of upliftment for the whole 'tribe'.
Very moving, and touching on truths. Here is something to consider: Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Independence, which one might consider the Creed of America. He symbolizes the soul of our nation.
The dream is intrinsic means it's about you. You have been fighting for America. Yet you may feel that President Trump is not. However to look out the front of the White House means your looking into the future.
Woods / Back of the White House = You have hidden access granted by our past founding forefathers. Your prayers have been heard. Thomas Jefferson is showing you a modern Patriot Trump is not giving up. Out of many one which works both ways. Trump works for us and through our support we work or help him. Deer = King of forest could be euphemism for God is watching the woods of the White House and knows what's happening. In charge. Empty corridors meaning Trump feels alone cause you see no one there who could be helping him.
Keep your faith in God it is He that does miracles, don't give up the fight no matter what you think may happen. Your prayers are making a difference.
What colour was the stag?
Brown, just a normal color
A white stag is often associated with Christ