When Angels Communicate Through Our Subconscious

A Dream of Closure Last night, I had a dream about Sana. It was one of those vivid dreams that feel almost too real, where every moment is etched in detail and clarity. In this dream, a famous Indian celebrity appeared, someone who in my dream possesed mystical powers—someone who could supposedly see the future and heal those in need. In my desperation, I begged him to come with me to see Sana, hoping he could use his powers to heal her, to save her. He agreed. Together, we went to the hospital where Sana lay, just as she had in her final days. The celebrity, or rather this spiritual figure, closed his eyes as if in deep meditation, summoning whatever energy or wisdom he could. When he opened his eyes, I waited in hopeful silence for an answer. But what he said next crushed me: "I can't do anything for her. It is her time to go." It was such a strange dream, and yet, it resonated with me. That celebrity figure wasn't just a man; he represented something bigger—an angel, a spiritual guide, or maybe a manifestation of my deepest fears and my need for closure. In that moment, I realized he was offering me more than just an explanation; he was giving me permission to let go. To stop clinging to guilt. To stop wondering "what if." Sometimes, I think our dreams are a way for our angels, or the universe, to communicate with us. They provide messages we aren't able to hear in our waking hours, giving us glimpses of the answers we seek. For me, this dream felt like a message from beyond—a reminder that there are things I cannot change, no matter how much I wish I could. It was her time, and there was nothing I could do to stop that. Dreams like these, though painful, can also be healing. They remind us to be gentle with ourselves, to seek closure in ways we hadn't imagined. Perhaps, in moments like these, the people we've lost, our angels, are trying to communicate with us, offering us peace in the midst of our grief.