What am I Missing? The Biblical Dream of King Solomon (1 Kings 3, 4–14; 2 Chronicles 1, 7–12) as an Example of Deepest Introspection

The dream of King Solomon emphasizes some important issues. God can communicate with us in
the moments when we are less aware, but this does not mean that its revelation is less important. He
wants to give it as we desire. The Lord of the beautiful asks what it was at this point he needed. Not
suggested their own happiness, wealth but he wanted what would be best for the nation. Repeatedly he
recalls the nation of David. Deep introspection combined with prayer along the lines of Solomon shows
that it is not important what they expected to, but it is important to the Interior of the human being,
because it will be sometime as Salomon settled. If you want to interpret your dreams, you need to save
them right after you wake up not to lose or drop from this source of knowledge about ourselves. When
we have that knowledge, let’s sleep calm, not only to get to know ourselves better, but understand the
past, present and future.