The Entity referred to as the God of Dreams, is known by many names, like the Creator, God, Yahoo, Allah, Vishnu, and Gitchi Manitou, and may have been named Morpheus by others, after Greeks erroneously separated the knowledge of the Source of their belief, from the Entity who supplied them with their dreams.

It makes little difference whether those terms existed before or after the Egyptians named Serapis as their God of Dreams, the Babylonian’s Zakar or Sisig, Finn’s Untamo, Hawaiian’s Moeuhane, China’s Chang Hsien or the Hindu’s Shiva, they were all gods of dreams. The point is that these and many other peoples associated the communication of their dreams with God or a god or more than one god. In showing this as a concept the number is not relevant, only that the presence of a divineSource is widely perceived to provide dreams, one many know as our Living God.

This provides a quick glimpse of the universality and eternal nature of the Source (as do prophecies) and that the Source is there for everyone. Everyone dreams. Few record them. Even less understand them. Even fewer apply the Guidance to the Source’s intended beneficial outcome to us. We have no doubts that accessing that free benefit is needed more often. Lives, creativity, health, integrity, life and relationships depend on it.