How do I know if it’s a dream, a warning, or a vision?

Not every strange image in sleep is spiritual. But not every spiritual message looks divine. To know what you’ve seen, observe your spirit, not just your memory.

A dream fades. A warning repeats. A vision transforms.

If it was a dream, it may dissolve as your day begins. If it was a warning, it may return with urgency, stirring your chest and making you restless. If it was a vision, it will not leave you—it will mature in your spirit even when you try to forget it.

Ask: “Did this dream awaken my fear, or awaken my clarity?” Ask: “Is this my imagination, or is this divine interruption?”

If you felt peace and truth even in a strange scene, that is the scent of vision. If you felt confusion, darkness, or pressure, discern carefully—it may be a warning. If it was simply emotion or chaos, it may be your soul speaking—not the spirit.

Agbara N’ime sharpens spiritual sight. Anoint your forehead before sleep. Let clarity choose you. Many times, the answer is not in the night, but in how the morning responds.

And if you are still unsure—write it down. Revisit it. Vision always leaves footprints. Warnings always echo. Dreams often fade.