Here go's, I was at a gathering and my sister said she did not want to
Grill. This was all happening in a dark place, I don't exactly know what to make of it, and acouple of weeks ago I had a dream...
We were siting across from each other staring at each other,
Can any one help figure this out,
Thank you.

When I was young, my dreams placed me in a fluid identity. Sometimes, while myself, I would also be my Dad and brother. However, in your dream, you may be looking 'into' each other, or be two parts of a whole - as in the equality of both sides of an eqation. Just some thoughts.

Thanks for the insight.
Have a great day.

At what time you were having that dream midnight or after sunrise? Every dream has a different meaning in respect of the time

Dreams can mean your attaining a spiritual growth and understanding. They may not always mean something special but at least it has your attention.
They may get more meaningful as you grow older. Dreams are suppose to give you spiritual strenghth, listen and it will give you better understanding of life.

Nice answer mate

While you sleep you got you energy for the etheric dimension , at that time our chakra are open and etheric material goes freely in it and replenish them for the next day

Hi,
You can get many, many links by going to Google.com, and typing in Dreams.

They are subconscious reactions to what you might be thinking, nothing more, nothing less.
Best wishes,
fredg

Some people don't understand the delicate side of human life and just want to test everything under laboratory environment.

Confidence comes not from always being right but from not fearing to be wrong. - Peter T. Mcintyre

Scripture has it that dreams are a part of the whole and shouldn't be assigned much importance. However, there are many symbols in dreams that have a universal meaning. For example, losing one's teeth in a dream means that the dreamer is experiencing growth in some area of his/her life. Finding, picking up or dropping coins is another example of a dream with universal meaning. Conversely, many symbols are subjective and have a meaning unique to the world of the dreamer.