Prophetic Dreams & Divine Warnings

Uh yes, uh Hashem can give a person warnings uh of certain things that could happen. Um to warn the person to do something about it. It's not common, but it does happen. I'll give you a story. I haven't told you a story in a long time. I love you again, I love you Shalom. Used to have uh the best stories. And all these stories were first-hand stories, meaning he saw the stories, he experienced the stories. So, there was a uh in Israel, it's a small country. So, everything that happens, everybody knows. Even if it happens in a different city, everybody knows. You know somebody that's related to this person. So, years ago, young girl, late teenager, 18, 19 years old, was uh hit by a bus and died. But, uh before she was hit by a bus, people saw her act strange. And one of those people was an avreich that was going to the kollel of Rabbi Yagain. And he comes to Rabbi Yagain. He tells him, "Yeah, that story that happened is in the news. The girl got hit by a bus. I saw the whole thing." He says, "What happened?" He says, "A few days ago, a few days ago, this girl came to me and told me that uh I knew her, she was like a neighbor or something. And she told me that she keeps having a dream. And her mom that died says to her in the dream come meet me on this street at this time on this day. And she kept having that dream day after day. And she asked me, "What does it mean?" And I said, "Ah, I don't really know what it means. Maybe she should go to a dream interpreter or something. Go to a rabbi." The poor guy, this avrech was new. He was new baal teshuvah. He didn't really know that something like this happens, you have to go to a real serious talmid chacham. People that die that are dead tell you to go somewhere, it's not such a simple thing. Especially if they keep coming back. So anyway he says, "I was interested." So she said, she said, "You know what? I'm going to try it. I'm going to go." So I went. I was following her. She didn't know I was following her. I was following her. I was on the bus. She was on the bus. And the whole time I see her anxious to to to go see where where her mom is keeps telling her. Her mom died 5 years ago. But she's telling her come see me on this day on this block on this day. And she's going. She's anxious. She's anxious. And I'm watching her the whole time. And then I see her get OFF THE BUS. I GET OFF THE BUS. And I'm following her. And then I see her stop look across the street traffic's still going. But she looks at across the street. SHE SAYS, "IMA!" AND SHE STARTS RUNNING. BOOM! THE BUS COMES. And it hits her and she dies. True story. And story like stories like this have happened. This is just one that those eyewitnesses were there. And one of them happened to be talmid of Rabbi Yagan. So did the girl get a sign that she he going to die? Yes. She just didn't know how to read the sign. And she didn't go to the right place. Apparently she didn't have the merit and apparently that was her time, whatever the case may be. I don't know what Hashem decides and how he decides it. But the point being is that some people do get different warning signs that their end is near unless they change something. This has happened many times throughout history uh and it's documented many times throughout history with different people. And uh put it this way. If Hashem has to give a person that type of sign then that means that Hashem has given them every other sign and they're simply not paying attention. Like somebody came to me the other day and said that uh she's having a recurring dream that she's feeding her baby and the baby keeps dying. So I'm not a dream interpreter nor am I really such a khokham but I read a little bit and certain things happen. So you don't need to be a dream interpreter to use a little bit of a khazal says. So I ask questions. I said give me question give me an answer to this. Number one. Does this woman keep taharat mishpakha? Two. Does she kosher? She kosher? The answer to both were no. She doesn't keep taharat mishpakha and she eats kosher only sometimes. You know, when it's convenient. When the chocolate bar is kosher, she eats it. It's It's kosher so she'll still eat it, but next time. When the bacon, egg, and cheese is from soy, it's kosher. If it's not, it's okay. So, I said, "Oh, okay. So, this is clear warning from Shamayim that if you don't change, Hashem's going to kill your kid." Simple. It's not a huge for me. It says it in the Torah. It says it in the Torah. That's what happens. A woman has to keep taharas hamishpacha, or Hashem kills her kids. What do YOU WANT FOR MY LIFE? IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DREAM, EVEN. THE DREAM IS JUST HASHEM HAS MERCY ON YOU. HE'S TRYING TO TELL YOU, "LISTEN, you didn't want to listen to the shiur. You didn't want to listen to this. You didn't want to listen to that." He's trying to give you a dream. You want to listen to the dream because of Hashem. You don't want to listen to the dream, okay. So, in uh x amount of time, you're going to call somebody and you're going to tell them, "Listen, uh Sham Elokim, bad news. Bad news." >> [music] [music]