Interpreting Prophetic Dreams - Find Out Why You Should Never Use a Dream Dictionary

What is a Dream Dictionary? A Dream Dictionary is a collection of several "symbols" that people often place their trust in to analyze their dreams for them. Why shouldn't you use it? Because it is Bogus and unwise for you to do so.

The key to knowing how or when the events of a prophetic dream are going to personally affect your life is found simply looking at the dream from a third person's point of view. It isn't found by running online or to your closest book store to find a Dream Dictionary.

To arrive at the most accurate meaning of your dreams, you need to ask yourself a particular set of questions.

What were you doing in the dream?

Were you merely a bystander?

Did the main events of the dream directly involve you OR did it come about due to something you did in the Dream?

These are all some of the pertinent questions that if answered correctly will help bring you closer to the true meaning of your dreams.

So what is the lesson here?

The lesson is simple:

It is important you understand that in the land of Prophecies, any object or thing that you're personally or even vaguely familiar with can be used allegorically to pass on a particular message to you. Your responsibility, when you receive such symbolical prophetic dreams, is to RESIST the temptation to go seeking after Dream Dictionaries for guidance. They will not help you.

When you receive divine prophecies of the future, there is no man made lexicon that can guide you to interpret it. I can't stress this enough. To stubbornly believe there's a Dream Dictionary that can decode your dreams is to assume the angelic being responsible for giving you that dream in the first place conforms to the rules of man. This way of thinking is not only false, but also Blasphemous.

What you need to do from this point on is to begin familiarizing yourself with your Dreams. This way you'll be able to comprehend the language of the guardian spirit (yes, they do exist) that is communicating with you.

I'm emphasizing this because, a time from the future is coming when you will Need to refer to your dreams in order to "safely" tread forward in life. When God said in the biblical book of Acts 2:17-18 that he'll pour out his spirit on mankind in the last days, why do you think he's going to do that? To teach you how to bake cookies?

Mankind alone can not protect himself from the evils of the future...unless mankind can find a way to know of it in advance. Since the weather is all we as humans can predict, we desperately need our dreams to forecast that of which no other man-made technology can.

Despite the advancements science/technology has made up to this point, there remains one part of life that mankind does not have control over and that is the future. The sooner the harsh reality of this dawns on you, the better off you'll be.

When that time of future tribulation comes, and you're not prepared, you'll have only yourself to blame.

God Bless.

For more information on the full analysis of dreams and to know how to identify personal dreams of yours that are prophetic and meaningful, visit the site Home of Prophecies [http://shop.divineforecast.com/main.sc]

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Should I Get a Rap Rhyming Dictionary? I Say NO!

I'm gonna cut to the chase on this: you should NOT get a rap specific rhyming dictionary. Period.

Why? You may ask why I'm so opposed to this...after all, wouldn't this help rappers step up their game? Well, it would, but not any better than a REAL rhyming dictionary.

Here's why: While you may find a few words in a rap dictionary that wouldn't be in a regular rhyming dictionary, the opposite is almost always true. Rap dictionaries are way too focused on a genre, and therefore tend to make rappers who rely on them sound very cliche and worn out.

After all, what is one of the most common things people say about a great rapper? "His rhymes are so original..."

Unfortunately, a lot of younger rappers follow these dictionaries advice, and end up sounding just like the thousands of other rappers that read the same thing. If you want to stand out, you've got to use rhymes that no one has ever thought to put together, and believe me, no rapper I've ever heard has rhymed "monochromatic" with "melodramatic."

Guess what? I got that from a REAL rhyming dictionary.

Words that aren't in a real rhyming dictionary are original, too, don't get me wrong. It's just that slang are words that are everywhere, and therefore a lot less likely to sound fresh and original. My advice: go with the real deal, and risk sounding original, rather than follow the crowds...

It's worked for all the greats, and should work for you, too.

Just to get your mind working, here's a list of words I've NEVER heard in a rap:

melodramatic

insidious

monotheistic

intrepid

jubilation

juxtapose

omnipresent

metamorphosis

megalomaniac

ambidextrous

Andrew Tucker has been featured in Oakland's Grind and Glory Competition, and has helped maintain "Lyrical Discipline," the longest running freestyle show in the Bay Area. He has been rapping for over ten years, and hopes to help other rappers develop their skills. You can learn more about how to rap, PLUS the proper way to use a rhyming dictionary at http://www.thecompletemc.com/learn-to-rap.php

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Teen Talk - Phrases From the Urban Dictionary You Should Know

If this is the first time you're hearing about the so-called "urban dictionary," it's probably because you're too old for it or you've been living under a rock. The "urban dictionary" is composed of street slang that is used by teens in their everyday language. While the collection of words are ranging from the appropriate to the absurd or explicit ones, the dictionary is not to be taken seriously and used just for fun.

Here are a few of the latest phrases from the urban dictionary you should know. One of the recent phrases submitted to the website is shoulder tapping. The phrase means using the help of other person over the age of 21 to buy alcohol for the underage. When used in a sentence, here is a good example. "Let's go clubbing tonight, but I lost my fake ID so let's just do some shoulder tapping."

Above is an example of the phrases used in different contexts and situations. Once a phrase is submitted to the urban dictionary, there are also features on the website that allows users to rate the phrase up or down. Let's look at another phrase and its usage.

The slang is "food douche." It basically critic about a food item because you've tasted better. Here is a conversation between friends:

Friend 1: I love this burger

Friend 2: It sucks, I've tasted better.

Friend 1: Will you stop being a food douche?

If you are a parent or guardian, you might want to check out the phrases from the urban dictionary you should know to understand your teen better and to be able to relate to the current trends. The urban dictionary is pretty cool because it covers different topics ranging from fashion to music and lifestyle. Let's take a look at one example for fashion.

"What a cute shress that girl is wearing." Yes, you read it right. The shress is an article of clothing that is a fusion of a shirt and a dress. This could mean an oversized shirt that is still chic enough to be a dress.

If girls are teased for PMS or mood swings just before their period, the urban dictionary also came up with a phrase for the male counterpart; the phrase is known as manstration. The usage in a sentence is "Why are you whining and complaining? Are you on your manstration?"

Don't get offended if someone tells you you're a good hang. It is not an insult, rather a compliment. It actually means you're fun to be with.

There are thousands of phrases in the urban dictionary that are worth reading- and using, if you are a teen. Some of them are even used in songs of young music artists. The dictionary is growing in popularity because it's hip to learn these new words and phrases that teenager's use. You could also see the creativity of the phrases (such as combination of words) or coming up with new phrases to fill the dictionary.

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