What does dreaming of an angel mean?

Answer 1

To dream of an Angel every night can symbolize many things, depending on how the dream plays out. Usually, Angels are perceived as that of protection, glowing pure light and high divinity, and/or messengers.

So, somewhere in your mind, you may want to or already feel protected and watched over, you may feel a sense of spiritual enlightenment, or you may feel there is something you need to know and you're trying to understand the message.

Answer 2

It means you have a relative comparison. If you did not have knowledge of what a Angel was, you could not dream of one, and just as those who are born blind, have no dreams, for they have nothing Relative to the memory process of Empirical experience necessary to connect the dots. The psychological evidence collected over the past years, tends to prove, that without something you have already encountered in your life, such as the experience that comes with Empirical recognition, your dreams are only relative to what you have already experienced. And dreaming of a angel, is no different then dreaming of the Devil, these "Ideas" have been planted into your subconscious, as the result of Persuasive Advertising, and mental conditioning. The next time you have such a dream, ask the Angel to give you the winning numbers for power ball, then perhaps Science will take a different View as to any Relative significance between dreams, and the actuality of being Conscious, Vs being subconscious.

Answer 3

In the U.S., the Blue Angels are a squadron of Navy pilots who present flying demonstrations to the public. Their air shows are widely regarded as both amazing and inspirational. (see link below) So it is possible that the blue angel in your dream is associated in some way with your own patriotic feelings or with an aspiration to excel in an inspirational or amazing way. Alternatively, your dream might reflect your feeling of being guarded and protected by heavenly powers. In this case, the color blue represents pure, peaceful tranquility.

Answer 4

The asker can be quite certain this experience was a dream. If there is evidence that it was not a dream, and the experiences continue, that would fall into the category of delusion and require medical attention. However, dreams of angels are not unusual; the "angel" symbolizes a spiritual message or enlightenment, and can be the mind's way of acknowledging new spiritual understanding and/or maturity. One can and should enjoy such dreams, reflect on any spiritual meaning they might convey, but never, ever confuse dreams or their symbols for reality.

Answer 5

This dream suggests that the dreamer longs to disassociate or rise above the mundane problems of daily life. Angels, after all, do not worry about utility bills or auto insurance.