An enigma is something hard to understand or explain.
Dreams do not always speak to be understood.
They speak to be approached.
Dreams don't belong to sleep alone.
Some dreams visit us at night.
Others walk with us during the day.
Some whisper from the heart.
Some rise out of pressure, longing, or hope.
Some people dream most clearly in the dark.
I.
Dreams that arrive in sleep
Do you wake with images, emotions, or fragments that linger?
Do certain dreams stay with you longer than expected?
Have you ever felt that a dream was speaking—before you knew what it meant?
Do your dreams feel symbolic, strange, or more real than waking life?
Some people dream most clearly in the dark.
II.
Dreams that wander through waking hours
Do you find your mind drifting toward imagined futures?
Do ideas or possibilities appear while walking, working, or resting?
Do you replay "what if" scenarios—not out of anxiety, but curiosity?
Do images or stories arise when you least expect them?
Some dreams arrive while the eyes are open.
III.
Dreams that live as longings
Do you carry a quiet sense that you were made for something more?
Do you feel pulled toward a life you can't fully name yet?
Do certain desires persist, even when you try to ignore them?
Have you ever felt a dream before you could explain it?
Some dreams speak without pictures.
IV.
Dreams formed at thresholds
Are you sensing that a chapter is ending—even if the next hasn't begun?
Do you feel a growing need to leave something behind?
Are you standing between what was and what could be?
Do your dreams feel tied to change, movement, or crossing?
Some dreams only appear when the ground shifts.
V.
Dreams that involve others
Do your dreams center around family, partnership, or community?
Do you imagine building a life with someone—not just beside them?
Do your dreams involve reconciliation, belonging, or shared purpose?
Do you feel called toward connection more than accomplishment?
Some dreams are meant to be shared.
VI.
Dreams that want form
Do ideas ask to be made—not just imagined?
Do you see images, words, designs, or systems before they exist?
Do unfinished projects linger in your mind like invitations?
Do your dreams feel expressive—asking for voice or shape?
Some dreams want hands, not answers.
VII.
Dreams shaped by difficulty
Have your dreams emerged from confinement, hardship, or survival?
Do you feel a deep need for things to change?
Have you discovered clarity in moments of tension?
Do your dreams feel urgent—not because they're rushed, but because they matter?
Some dreams are forged, not imagined.
VIII.
You may see yourself in one section.
You may see yourself in many.
Most people carry more than one kind of dream.
This isn't about finding a label.
It's about noticing what's already alive in you.
My role is not to define your dreams for you.
It is to help you recognize what kind of dreamer you are, notice the patterns woven through your dreams, and learn how to steward their beauty and mystery with care.
Along the way, I may offer interpretation, ask honest or challenging questions, or respond with curiosity and whimsy.
But above all, I'm here to offer companionship and love along a journey that can be intimate, vulnerable, and sometimes scary.
Your dreams are real.
Your dreams carry meaning and power.
Your dreams matter.
And most importantly—you matter.
If something stirred while reading, you're already at the gate.