A Religious Dream?

[smitty1962a]

During the first dream, I was given a key to a car by a police officer and told to get into my car and drive. When I began driving, the policeman began following me and I could hear him say that I was going to be arrested for stealing the car that I was driving.
Then I was sitting at a round table with a cousin and other family members. We were in a huge room where many other people were gathered around their own round table. There was a dark haired man wearing a white suit who professed to be a prophet. When people would openly accept him and worship him they would do a dance. Then it came my family's turn. My older cousin looked at me and asked what should we do. I replied to stay seated because this man was a false prophet. Somebody else at the table got very angry with me and asked how I knew so quickly. I replied that a real prophet would not people to worship him, but to worship God himself.
Any help or interpretations are always welcomed.

Smitty

[JON]

Re this first dream: I'm dubious about this "police officer". Why did he have the keys to a car that you owned? Was a real policeman, I wonder?

Round table

The most famous of course was that of King Arthur. It indicates everyone is equal, unless, of course, you were King Arthur! The Order was supposed to be chivalric, perfect and united in a common cause. And the ‘purest’ quested for the Holy Grail. This table represents the Heavens, esp as the 12 Knights are the Zodiac Signs. A circle means wholeness. The Inner Being or The Self.

The prophet proved to be a charlatan. Means be wary of advice that sounds wise, but turns out to be dodgy. Also, I suppose, be cautious of men in white suits! TV Evangelists are a case in point. Set up ‘religions’ and ‘churches’ in the Name of God or dubious saints and angels. Get you to make huge donations to what they want you to think is a ‘worthy cause’. They rip you off big time and become seriously rich!!

In short, the dreams are warning you not to trust first appearances. They can be deceptive. Don't take things at 'face value' - they are not always what they appear to be. Don't 'judge a book by it's cover'. Don't always trust what people tell you. People may appear to speak 'with authority', but are actually out to mislead and misguide you. Or they might be just talking total crap!!

Cheers, Jon.