Monetary Gains Dream

Aries Glyph and Constellation

Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 3:43 PM: I meditated this afternoon to clear my head and with the intention of working on things in my environment. I wasn’t planning to fall asleep, but I did. I then entered a full-blown vision in which my nephew asked how much pizza he should order for all of us; his family and the Delaware grandparents. This was clearly somewhat of a precognitive dream.

Does this mean my niece will be calling from college soon? Probably. I’ll drop dead of a heart attack if my cousin ever calls again. She only seems to know how to text or email; through either medium, she threatens to call, but the calls never happen.

Unfortunately for my blood, I like pizza. However, the pizza order more than likely symbolizes something monetary headed my way. From where? I never get that kind of insight, which is fine.

Why did the whole vision take place at my nephew’s grandparents’ house in Delaware? I never did figure out what different locations mean in my visions, though the setting could reflect a particular mindset.

The fact that Mom was in the vision? She was the only person in the room who is no longer with us in reality. That got my attention.

The whole vision seemed to take place during the current season, at around 6:00 PM. I’m thinking this signals that more rain is coming.

Beyond that, the vision was basically reflecting my current desire to conserve money. In the dream, I told my nephew that ordering too many pizzas would leave us with a ton of leftovers. The vision ended with him looking at his wife, then back at me, before smiling and saying, “We’ve got this.”

Could it be a sign to me that I don’t need to restrict my expenditures as much as I think I do? That’s likely, given the ending of the dream/vision I just described.

But something else occurs to me as I write this. I know that the foods I really like aren’t good for me. Therefore, when someone gives me McDonald’s food or pizza in a dream; or orders such food for me and others; that is telling.

It suggests that, somehow, monetary gains have become a guilty pleasure for me over the years, in the same way junk food is for most people on a diet. I never looked at it that way before. Have I developed a complex regarding earned income? “I’m not sure.”

Author: Brian Schnabel

Posting that's a little off the trolley at times... Brian is a single Newtonian Gardens Apartments resident, Self-Publishing Author, cPanel WordPress Web Host and Windows 11 powered computer tech. He’s a musician, sailor, hiker, cycler and some women would say, “Magical, too!”

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