Praying with a mask on

[Kimberly]

Dream 8/26/24

Had a dream that my family and I were outside in the front yard. We were waiting to meet a group of people that just drove up in a white van. As they were getting out of the van, one by one, a family member began calling out who they were. I walked up to each person and began greeting them by saying hi and embracing them with a hug. I remember greeting the kids first and then when it got to the adults o lady in a colorful hot pink & bluish/green floral dress got out of the vehicle. When they introduced me to her, I remember them saying something to the effect that she had been through a difficult time, though I can’t remember exactly what. As I hugged her I began to pray for her. This is when I noticed that I had on a white mask (like the ones we wore during Covid) – not sure why I had on a mask. However, I’m praying for her with this mask on and I don’t understand the words I’m praying over her because I’m praying in tongues. However, I could tell it was a powerful prayer because she fell out as I prayed and embraced her in my arms. I then lowered her to the ground and continued to pray for her. I placed my hand on her forehead while she laid out and prayed some more. After a few minutes, I moved on to focus my attention back on the other people, but don’t remember much more because the dream stopped or I woke up.

[LCT]

Hello,
The masks worn during COVID was not so much to protect the people from the mask wearer but the mask wearer’s protection. In other words, I’m wearing a mask to protect myself from this virus, not others from me!
I wonder if this dream signals you to guard your mouth as well as letting you know the tongues are your protection? When we pray in tongues, the enemy doesn’t know what we’re saying but God does. He empowers us! Speaking in tongues strengthens the person! The mask was white (could have been any other color) and to me this is significant. When I read of your dream this scripture came to mind:

Psalm 141:3
Set a guard over my mouth, LORD; keep watch over the door of my lips.

Even when we pray for others, we want to say what God would have us to say! We can’t pray amiss (incorrect or inappropriately) but strategic and purposefully .Not saying you are doing this but it’s a reminder to be mindful of what we say to others, praying, prophesying and just speaking in general.
You appear to be a great woman of God! Let God continue to use you for His glory, even in the prayers you pray and the words you speak!
Blessings!

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