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Sorry for putting this here, I didn't see any active Ifa groups in the search. I am African American and yesterday morning I dreamt of a black man and woman coming to me like an introduction. Though they didn't appear to speak, I heard and saw what they meant. The name Shango kept popping in my brain, I literally was looking at the man and thinking "That's Shango!"

The woman even 'told' me that accepting them and embracing them doesn't mean I forget my old parents and family. I have never dreamt of anything like this.

Also, as a side note; I have always had vibrant, elaborate dreams. I've seen everything from a murder to my own murder in my dreams. I've remembered other dreams inside my dreams. Once I even remembered a dream that I'd consciously forgotten about. I've learned to always note certain things and take my dreams seriously.

But this is my first time ever seeing a deity, especially an Orisha. Am I allowed to serve Shango? Can anyone help me get clarity on this?

Thanks!

Sorry for putting this here, I didn't see any active Ifa groups in the search. I am African American and yesterday morning I dreamt of a black man and woman coming to me like an introduction. Though they didn't appear to speak, I heard and saw what they meant. The name Shango kept popping in my brain, I literally was looking at the man and thinking "That's Shango!"

The woman even 'told' me that accepting them and embracing them doesn't mean I forget my old parents and family. I have never dreamt of anything like this.

Also, as a side note; I have always had vibrant, elaborate dreams. I've seen everything from a murder to my own murder in my dreams. I've remembered other dreams inside my dreams. Once I even remembered a dream that I'd consciously forgotten about. I've learned to always note certain things and take my dreams seriously.

But this is my first time ever seeing a deity, especially an Orisha. Am I allowed to serve Shango? Can anyone help me get clarity on this?

Thanks!

Hi, this is my first time in this sub. I heard of mall world months ago but I was sure I'd never been to it or anything like it. Well, last night I fell asleep to one of those binaural beats and after a brief scary dream (wouldn't call it a nightmare) I found myself running through a mall that would literally shift and change itself depending on what doorways you ran through. I even had someone telling me about which restaurants would open and when, like I pointed out a Mexican restaurant and the guy goes "Oh yeah that's real, it's just not open right now."

Also, there was security who would patrol. I got caught running past one and he yanked me up and made me get on what I can only describe as an increasingly dangerous amusement park ride. When I finally got off, he told me not to get caught running again and pointed me back into the Mall. It was wicked strange.

Mind you, I always had vivid dreams and I can remember quite a lot of them but this is the very first time I've had a mall like experience, with everything from clothing stores to restaurants like chipotle and the Mexican restaurant, to accessory stores. It felt insane. But there were some dark hallways that nobody seemed to wander into. My guess is that those parts of the mall were closed? I'm not sure but it didn't have a great vibe. Anyways, thanks for reading my experience. Have a great day!

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Has anyone else actually been able to remember other dreams when they're dreaming? Like, it always just feels like a regular memory when I'm dreaming, but then I wake up and I remember both dreams. Even when I don't remember the dream irl, when I remember it in my dreams it's like it joggs my memory. Also, do you guys wake up and even if you don't remember the dream, you remember the emotional vibe of the dream? Like last night I had a dream that felt positive, like love. Other times I wake up with a racing heart and a heavily negative vibe. Most of my dreams are extremely vivid and I can remember a lot of them, I'm not sure if it's normal though.