In the modern information age, we often encounter claims about prophecies and visions that promise a higher meaning, but most of them turn out to be mere reflections of our worries and anxieties.

Divine Insights vs. Daily Illusions

In the modern information age, we often encounter claims about prophecies and visions that promise a higher meaning, but most of them turn out to be mere reflections of our worries and anxieties. Posting such materials on a website without a clear distinction between spontaneous dreams and truly providential signs can be misleading. If true prophecy is the result of divine intervention and is directed at those who are in a special spiritual closeness to higher powers—thus possessing its own unique predetermined nature—then ordinary dreams, based on personal experiences, cannot claim that status. This concept is based on the understanding that everyday doubts and emotional experiences merely form the superficial content of dreams, which is incapable of changing fate. Therefore, to interpret what is seen in dreams more accurately, it is important to separate extremely significant messages from the chaotic stream of everyday thoughts. This approach allows one to focus on what is truly important without getting lost in a myriad of random visions.

Why do most prophecies, visions, and dreams published on the website turn out to be unfulfilled?

The majority of these prophecies, visions, and dreams end up unfulfilled because an overwhelming number of them are ordinary, trivial dreams that reflect daily worries and personal inner states rather than true divine revelations or prophecies. In other words, when it comes to fully grasping the meaning of dreams, only a few genuinely possess a higher, providential significance intended for the righteous or the chosen—they come from higher powers—whereas ordinary dreams emerging from personal experiences cannot claim prophetic power.

This is explained in one of the sources, for example:
" The first kind of dreams, the most common, are trivial, empty dreams that are essentially worthless, with no moral or intellectual significance. They appear to be reflections in the human brain of daily worries and cares..." (source: link txt).

There is also a classification of dreams which notes that only dreams originating from Angels or higher powers can come true, while many others—whether reflections of our own thoughts or influenced by unclean forces—lack an actual destiny for fulfillment. As stated in another source:
" And there are dreams that seem to live their own lives... Such dreams [from God or angels] can truly become prophetic, but the majority of dreams are manifestations of our daily lives and should be given minimal significance" (source: link txt, page: 597).

Thus, if dreams and visions are published on the website without a clear distinction between true prophecy and ordinary fantasy or mere reflections of a person’s inner state, it is not surprising that most of them do not come true. This is because true prophecy requires a certain predetermined providential certainty and is often assigned to those who are closer to God, while ordinary dreams simply reflect the current state of the soul and mind of an ordinary person.