Dreams

We are spiritual beings, whether we choose to accept it or not.
That's the more reason why I can't ever let someone say, "for example you were poor". Because by doing that, you are making me believe, not that I'm poor, consciously, but making me believe I'm poor subconsciously, which is more deadly, because I wouldn't know it's there in my head.
And that is where dreams come in.
Dreams help to increase our decrease a perception. I can't say for sure though.
Imagine this, I shot a gun in a dream. Of which it felt like a real fun. And funny enough it's the first time I held a pistol awake or dreaming.
So how do I know it's a real gun? I just felt it.
Feeling is a much stronger force than knowing: which is logical, i.e, based on calculations and deductions from reason.
As I held the gun, I asked the person who gave it to me if it was loaded, and he said," yes ".
My wet hand held the gun. So as I was about taking my first shot, something reminded of the lecture I had in physics about nine years ago. It was about the third law of motion (action and reaction are equal and opposite) and as I hand held the gun, it felt like the recoil force would make me miss my target, plus my hand was wet which would increase the recoil force and make me miss my target. So I decided to dry my hand and the gun.
After that, I took a shot at my target and missed and I felt it was so real. I honestly cannot explain this feeling.
It's like the feeling of knowing you made an error somewhere in your calculations before aiming at your target. Just like I would have felt in real life.
My point is, dreams are more real than we care to give it credit.
This only proves how much we need God.
We need God much more than we know.