ok levite - iv decided to disclose it to you.
The sentence that came to my mind was 'Mary of the stars' - a reference to the heavenly body of the virgin mary in heaven.
The words came to me the same way as if you would tell me the words with your own voice. Now look at the letters for two anagrams and you will find them.
The first is MOTHER. It is in the sentence consecutively. The letters remaining once the letters spelling mother are taken away - leave ARYF STAS. This is hebrew. This is also consecutive.
ARYF:
Name Aryf is most popular on the followig language(s) : Arabic
Name Aryf meanings : All-knowing.
STAS:
It is most often given in the Slavic countries of Central and South Eastern Europe. a very old Slavic origin given name, meaning someone who achieves glory or fame.
MARY OF THE STARS/MOTHER/ARYF STAS/ALL KNOWING GLORIFIED/FAMOUS
Guys i think something is happening to me; it seems to be bad. Remember who else was illuminated.
I need advice.
Well, I confess I am a little confused. Nothing in this is Hebrew, for one thing. By your own admission, the only non-English words were one which apparently is Arabic and one which is apparently Slavic (I don't know Arabic well enough, or Slavic at all, enough to determine any shades of meaning that these words might have, if they are indeed Arabic and Slavic). But none are Hebrew, that much I can assure you.
It sounds to me like you had a dream rich with Marianist Christian mystical imagery. I don't understand why this should be threatening, at least presuming you are a Christian. You say "remember who else was illuminated," alluding, I presume to the Christian image of the fallen Lucifer. But I don't see what that has to do with Mary, who was the subject of the memorable sentence in your dream.
Can you expand a bit on why you feel this is so troubling?
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