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post #1 of 9
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I'm not sure wherer to post this, so I'm cross posting in Fertility.

I have a 13 year old son and an 8 year old stepdaughter. I've felt since I was two years old (my Mother can confirm this) that I was to have a daughter. (Interesting note here, my Mother miscarried my twin sister, so my 2 year old feelings may have been confused.) Anyways, I've felt since then that I would have a daughter. My Hubby decided he will not have any more children, but I don't ever see me leaving him. My son is "his" in every way except biological, and his stepdaughter I love more than life itself. But I still feel, and have unwaveringly felt since I was two, that I would be the Mother of a little girl someday. Now here's where it get's strange.

I've "felt" my daughter for as long as I can remember. The only time I didn't "feel" her strongly, was when I was pregnant with my son. For the longest time, I thought her name was "Hannah", after the woman in the Bible who wanted a child so badly, but couldn't have one, and then she did. I've thought of my daughter, "Hannah" for a long, long time.

Two years ago, my Hubby decided we would have no children together. A year and a half ago, my Mother started having dreams about a baby girl/little girl named "Mira". In every one of these dreams, Mira was my daughter and the dreams ranged from my Mother visiting me in the hospital with my brand new baby girl to Mira being lost and my Mother finding her and Mira asking me where her Mother (me) was. (Please note here, "Mira" is not a name I would have named my child at all. It's a pretty name, but not my kind of name, but the day my Mother referred to my daughter as "Mira", it felt like that was what it was supposed to be. Anyways, my Mother thought she was crazy, so she didn't mention these dreams to me for another six months or so.

My Mother and I are very close, but I had not told her about my Husband's decision at this point, and did not tell her about it until some time after she told me about her dreams, which was about a year after my Hubby made his decision.

Another year went by, my Mother kept dreaming, two or three times a month, about Mira. My Grandfather passed away in October, and my Mother's dreams about Mira stopped.

In December, my Mother dreamt about my Grandfather, and in her dream, asked him where Mira was. He said he didn't know. (My Grandfather has visited me, as well, in my dreams several times since he passed away.)

About a month later, my Mother dreamt about my Grandfather and Mira holding hands and walking. Mira told her, "I'm waiting for my Mom", and then walked off with my Grandfather.

Last week, I had a very vivid dream about Mira. My first and only dream about Mira. So vivid, I can recall every detail even now. I was walking in a garden type place, and I could "feel" my Hubby and two children behind me, but I could not see them or hear them, just "feel" them enough to know they were still there, know what I mean? Everything seemed to be in "tunnel vision", so I could only see straight ahead. A child, the size of a three or four year old came running up to me, so being a preschool teacher, I automatically knelt down to talk to her. As soon as she got close, I realized it was Mira, though she didn't introduce herself and nobody else was there to tell me who she was. She had wavy brown hair and MY GRANDMA'S EYES and she was wearing a blue and white flowery summer dress. She had a pointy little chin and tiny little teeth and not small, but delicate looking ears, her hair was down (interesting, 'cause I always swore if I ever had a daughter, I'd do her hair up every day, and I do alot with my stepdaughter), and she was wearing a blue and white flowery sundress. She happy and almost silly. She put her hands on my shoulders and I put my hands on her hips, but we stayed pretty much at arms lengh. She giggle and tilted her head to the side and then back, as only a very young little girl can do in a silly way, and said to me, "Silly Mom, don't you know I'll get there when I get there?" And then she giggled (in a sweet way, but in a way like she just couldn't figure out what I was so worried about) and turned and ran back towards where she came from, but off towards the left, so I couldn't see her anymore, but the last thing I heard before I woke up was her giggle once more, and then my GRANDFATHER laugh in return. And then I was instantly awake. (I don't wake up fast, ever!)

Two days later, my stepdaughter made a comment about wishing she could have a sister (not unusual in itself) and I said I didn't think it was gonna happen, but I wish so badly that it would happen, and my son replied, "You just need to wait until it's time. It will happen."

And the timing of the dream was at a time when I'm least thinking of children, and at a time where I don't usually fall asleed. (Let's just say, my Hubby and I had just fallen asleep after spending some "adult time" together.) And the instant I woke up, I felt such a feeling of peace, such a feeling of "I've been holding my breath, but now I'm breathing again". Does that make any sense?

Sooo..... what does everyone think of my dream or whatever it was? Could Mira really be my spirit baby, my someday daughter, or does my Mother and I just have very overactive imaginations or maybe we're suffering from some kind of delusions? If this is my spirit baby, then what now? Will she give up and decide to stay with my Grandfather or go be born to someone else if it takes too long? If it's all in our imaginations, what about the coinsidences? Thoughts, anyone?
post #2 of 9
I don't think its all in your imagination, or at least, I feel that way as well. Its not dreams very often. Though I have had dreams where I'm with my daughter/or children, and I wake up in a BLIND PANIC because my babe(s) is gone. I mean, a huge panic. Screaming inside my head. And then I get so sad, because I remember that my baby isn't here.

Sometimes I feel like my baby is here, and wants to be held, or nursed, or just wants me to watch her play. When I go to bed, I'm often thinking about her, and feel that she wants to be all curled up with mommy and daddy. (of course, my partner doesn't live here either, so I pretend that I'm cuddling with him while I fall asleep as well) The funny thing is that *she* has grown up over time, she used to be a baby for real, now she's more like a toddler usually. Usually I think she must be the daughter I'm meant to have someday, though other times I worry that she really is just a figment of my imagination, or a sign of me going crazy, or a misstep on my part, from the rpg. I met my partner on an role playing game. Our characters met, fell in love (lol a little faster than we did but not much), got married, and had a baby girl. Sometimes I worry that by doing so, I birthed a spirit babe who will never get to be born, or something like that, and I will never get to meet my beautiful girl. Or I worry that she's my inner child or something. I so want her to be my girl, and I pray she is (and that she comes soon. *sighs* her future daddy doesn't think he'll be ready for babies for 5 or so years! but anyways, I can always pray he decides he is ready sooner.).

So maybe that's not reassuring or anything, but you aren't alone.
post #3 of 9
I had conscious communication with my spirit baby for a couple of years starting about a year after my second was born. We were pretty clear we were done having children, and I made peace with that personally and with the spirit babe.

Then at the beginning of October I had a vivid dream I was giving birth, and it was very clearly my spirit baby. I even wrote down the dream and emailed the details to a friend, thinking it was more about the subject of birth than a message directly to me. A week later I found out I was pregnant; we're expecting the baby to arrive late June.

Throughout this experience I feel I've learned a couple of things... spirit babies do not push themselves on people, and they don't feel pressure around when, or even if, they will be born. From the perspective of spirit, it's all good! On the other hand, they come when the time is right for them to come. It works itself out, whether we expect it to or not!

Wishing you lots of lovely communications with your spirit baby, and trusting the exact perfect situation will happen for you and your family.
post #4 of 9
Take this as you will, I don't count myself as "psychic", rather simply I listen to my instincts. Here is my take on your story, which I find interesting to say the least since I don't often come to MDC anymore, much less come to this part of it.

As I'm reading I'm feeling your urgency for having a baby girl, but "Hannah" doesn't do anything for me. As you move on and mention the name "Mira" (with a long i, I experimented and read her name with a short i and it did nothing for me) instantly I get the all over body "tingles" and with each mention of the name Mira, I'd tingle, and I wept...something I very rarely ever do.

You can interpret my reaction as you will; I'm not saying this will mean you'll have a flesh and blood baby girl from your body in the future, but I wouldn't discount it either. I believe that there is no such thing as "coincidences", things happen (good and bad) for a reason, whether a lesson to be had, a path to be taken, or something else that only the affected one can learn. If it is meant to happen, the time will come when it comes, no sooner and no later. I would give you my experience with hindsight I see how I should have known when I conceived, but I don't want to prejudice your own experiences.
post #5 of 9
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Originally Posted by reeseccup View Post
As I'm reading I'm feeling your urgency for having a baby girl, but "Hannah" doesn't do anything for me. As you move on and mention the name "Mira" (with a long i, I experimented and read her name with a short i and it did nothing for me) instantly I get the all over body "tingles" and with each mention of the name Mira, I'd tingle, and I wept...something I very rarely ever do.
That's very interesting. I'm not sure what to make of it, because I always thought of it with a short i sound, but I'll keep the long i sound in mind. My Mother thought the short i because it would sound like the beginning of miracle. I briefly thought about "Maira", which would have sounded like "Mira" with a long i should. Mira with both pronunciations are variants of my Grandmother's name, Mary (a coincidence by nature, though for years, I've wanted to name a child after my Grandmother) and Maira is a variation of Mary as well as having the additional meaning "the moon". If you read my username, you can tell, the moon has special meaning to me.

I think way too much.
post #6 of 9
If you don't give birth to her, perhaps she will be your granddaughter someday.
Or she will be your niece.
post #7 of 9
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If you don't give birth to her, perhaps she will be your granddaughter someday.
Or she will be your niece.
Perhaps, but I always felt like she was "mine", know what I mean? That we were very close, closer than we would be if I wasn't her Mother. Either way, whether it's as my daughter, my niece, my granddaughter, or at the very least, in Heaven or the next life, whichever applies, I sure hope I don't miss out on the chance to be with her. It scares me half to death to think that she might give up on me and go be born to somebody else, maybe somebody far, far away who I'll never know, where I'll never get to meet her.
post #8 of 9
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Originally Posted by reeseccup View Post
As I'm reading I'm feeling your urgency for having a baby girl, but "Hannah" doesn't do anything for me. As you move on and mention the name "Mira" (with a long i, I experimented and read her name with a short i and it did nothing for me) instantly I get the all over body "tingles" and with each mention of the name Mira, I'd tingle, and I wept...something I very rarely ever do.
ME TOO.

I was reading and "Hannah" was just a word for me but when I got to "Mira" I got intense goosebumps that wouldn't let up...and then by the end I was crying!

I definitely think our babies come when it's their time, and they do so regardless of other circumstances or whether you or your partner were prepared for or desiring another child.
post #9 of 9
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ME TOO.

I was reading and "Hannah" was just a word for me but when I got to "Mira" I got intense goosebumps that wouldn't let up...and then by the end I was crying!
Does Myra or Mya mean anything when you read/hear it?
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