We Share a Practical Example of a Dreamer’s seemingly Unending Physical, Emotional, and Mental Painful Encounters. However, through His Perseverance, humility, and Unwavering Integrity, His dream Came to Realization.
The Biblical Example of Joseph, "The Dreamer."     
Dreams and aspirations are almost always hard to achieve due to the terrain across valleys and the difficult seasons of one's life. The valley journey is often through hunger, failure, disappointment, depression, loneliness, and pain. However, life dreams, childhood imaginations, aspirations, work, and ministry become valuable, desirable, breakthrough, and sought-after entities and reality in the valley. " 

The biblical Joseph's journey to realizing his dreams is a perfect example of an individual dreamer's encounters and experiences on the way to dream realization. To some, the dreamer's challenges began very early on in life. Like Joseph, right from birth, Rachael, Joseph's birth mother, experienced delayed childbirth, defiling all efforts. Dealing with the rivals of the three other wives of Jacob, who have given birth multiple times, Rachael, in her frustration and deep sorrow, Rachael said to her husband Jacob, "Give me children or else I die." Joseph's challenges or obstacles began with: 
Bereavement, Hatred, Envy, Violence, Conspiracy, Betrayal, Sadism, Deception, and More.
Integrity is a virtue that cannot be ignored, the backdrop of honesty, dignity, compassion, trust, and fairness.

·                Give Your Dream Another Chance:  

·                Recharge, Revisit, And Re-Activate Your Dream: 

·                Your Dream Is Relevant and Robust:
Activating Our Dreams and Aspirations Forms the Foundational Compass of Our Lives Adventures and Whom We Become.
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU?
Are You One of Us Who Had Bright Dreams At A Tender Age And Who Gave Up When Life Struggles Become Overwhelming? Moreover, Because Of What Happened to Me. I Can Now Say That I Finally Woke Up to My Long Abandon Dreams. However, Not Intentionally. This Podcast Is One of Them, and Others Are in The Works. So, Help Me, God!
As children, we all have childhood aspirations and dreams; as we grow up, these childhood hopes, dreams, and aspirations form the foundational compass of our lives, adventures, and who we become. However, unfulfilled dreams result from life challenges, and tragedies begin to unfold; we lose hope and drive to the seemingly unstoppable wildest dream. 

As we mature, our dreams and passion take form and meaning! Including a hobby, a cause you believe in, an abstract idea like competition, becoming a pilot, superheroes, famous artists, becoming empathetic and compassionate such as making a difference in other people's lives, a desire to become a caregiver, a nurse, doctor, Chaplain, Spiritual care provider, open welfare home, desire to make the world a better place, and feed people experiencing poverty.
What Stops You from Acting on Your Dreams To Fulfill Life? What Are You Passionate About? Recharge, Revisit, And Re-Activate Your Dream!

Eleanor Roosevelt wrote, “People grow through experience if they meet life honestly and courageously. This is how character is built.”
 Write sets of values you plan to live with.
I must go on boasting…But He said, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is 
made perfect in weakness.” Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. For Christ's sake, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities. For when I am weak, I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:1-10).
God wanted you to understand a mystery about Him; weakness is God’s raw material for glory; pain is His raw material for gain; the cross is His raw material for the crown; and the valley phase of life is the raw material for the value phase. Your life, dreams, work, and ministry are turned into valuable, desirable, sought-after entities/reality in the valley, i.e. (the difficult seasons of your life). Some people missed these mysteries by giving up too soon, and others  sadly entertained thoughts of suicide and would have stopped their dreams from coming to fruition. The journey through the valley is often through hunger, failure, disappointment, depression, loneliness, and pain. It does not always make sense; God’s achievement process is often paradoxical; knowing that no valley experience is a waste with God is expedient. It seemed that God’s educational systems and His universities are set up in the valleys 
(low seasons of life), while in the mountains, we celebrate breakthroughs and graduation
ceremonies.

Although we may feel that we don’t matter to anyone in this world, as God’s 
children, we matter deeply to God. There are numerous of evidence that demonstrates 
His care for us.

Five Ways God Demonstrates His Love and 
Care for Humanity

1. “See what kind of love the Father has given us, that we should be called 
children of God; and so, we are. The reason why the world does not know us is 
that it did not know him. We all understand parents' special love for their children, 
yet this is only a shadow of God's great love and care for us as His children. He 
has showered us with spiritual blessings and promises; nothing can separate us 
from Him.  We all understand parents' 
special love for their children, yet this is only a shadow of God's great love and 
care for us as His children. He has showered us with spiritual blessings and 
promises; nothing can separate us from Him.” (1 John 3:1-2).
“And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in 
Christ Jesus.” (Phil. 4:19).

QUESTIONS:
1) Do you ever feel you don’t matter to God? What circumstantial evidence 
supports this feeling? What truths of Scripture prove His love for you?
2) How has knowing you matter to God motivated you to live for Him 
rather than yourself?

When someone whom we love dies, it is expected to feel some regret 
and guilt. You may recall things you did, said, failed to do, or said. Events that 
might ordinarily have seemed trivial may take on a new meaning in the light of 
what has happened. Over time, most people find ways to resolve these emotions. 
However, guilt and regret can sometimes get stuck, as though they keep looping on 
a circuit. This can be very distressing and can get in the way of grieving healthily. 
If you are feeling guilt or regret, here are some things that you might try:
 Write down your regrets.
 See if you can bring to mind a compassionate and warm outlook. We 
all have regrets and make mistakes, but that’s not the whole story of you and your 
loved one. See if you can take a broader perspective and offer yourself some 
kindness like you would to a dear friend. 

Topics Include 
Confronting Difficult  Decisions
Why You Need Closure to Move On!
Five Ways to Find Closure from the Past to Future Focus 

Psychological and Medical Treatments for Grief
The Reality of The Grievers Post Traumatic Experiences
Losing a significant other or close relation is extremely painful. Grieving 
takes time and is different for everyone. However, creating a new and fulfilling life 
is possible while cherishing the memories of a loved one or an individual's 
relationship.
If you or someone close is struggling to overcome loss, encouraging 
individuals to speak to someone about prolonged feelings may be helpful. Many 
people find bereavement counseling useful, so find a specialist counselor.
The psychology tools and professional problems asserted that for individuals 
struggling with symptoms of prolonged grief or trauma, specific psychological 
interventions are recommended for these conditions. Long grief may lead to post-
traumatic stress disorder in PTSD. 
Grievers who have prolonged stress reactions that do not go away on their 
own after an extended period get worse esteem reactions over time. Be careful to 
identify and avoid particular triggers, places, or situations that often make grievers relive the trauma event. PTSD is not limited to the military, police, or war 
veterans; PTSD affects anyone who has experienced or witnessed traumatic or life-
threatening situations such as childhood sexual or physical abuse, assaults of all 
kinds, terrorist or kidnapping attacks, natural disasters such as hurricanes, and 
crippling accidents.

Topics Include Tips to:
Constructive Grieving, Rituals, and Customs, Express your Grief, Make A Memory Box,
Telling Your Grief Story,  Avoid Unhealthy Coping Mechanism, Telling The Story of Your Loved One’s Life and Your Life Together,  Write A Letter to Your One, and Tips  to Getting In Touch with Parts of Your Grief, 

Grief often feels like it comes in waves that can initially feel intense and overwhelming. These waves of grief can feel like they come out of nowhere or can be triggered when reminded of the loss of an individual. The first memory of losing a loved one can feel as though enormous waves of grief are constantly hitting and seem unending, sometimes so close together, and struggle to come up for air between them. 
However, with time, the size of the waves tends to lessen, with more significant gaps between waves. As the weeks, months, and years pass, you experience many ‘firsts’ as you navigate life without your loved one – your first dinner out, your first supermarket trip, your first birthday without them. In each of these moments, it will be natural to feel their absence and for waves of grief to be triggered again.
Topics Include:
Loss of Significant Other or (divorce).  
Do Not Be Too Hard on Yourself.
 The Benefits of Taking Good Physical and Mental Care of Health Following Bereavement. 
A few Suggestions for Coping with Grief, Pain, and Sorrow.
 Where To Find Resources for Mental Health Support.
 How People Might Respond to Your Loss and Grief.
William Worden’s Acronym, ‘TEAR,’ Model of Grief.
 Kubler-Ross’s five stages of grief.
References:
 Scriptures, Sheri Stritof in very well mind, and individual personal Kubler-Ross’s five stages of grief and stories with permission.
 Psychology tools.

In this episode, we are Sharing Tips for Coping with Grief Resulting from the Loss of Loved Ones, Significant Other, Job, Health, Friends, Betrayers, Income, and Individual or Family Pet. Part #1

* WHAT IS LOSS? According to the Psychology tools, When we talk about loss, we often mean the death of someone that we love; loss essentially leads to grieving. However, it is essential to understand that loss is not limited to the death of loved ones; people can also experience grief when confronted with other losses, such as the breakup of a relationship, the loss of an important role such as a job, or the diagnosis of a life-changing illness. 

* Loss Falls into Two Categories: 1.  Psychosocial Loss includes the death of a loved one, divorce, Loss of purpose, and others. 2. Physical Loss includes health, job, home, possessions, etc.

* WHAT IS GRIEF?   Grief is experiencing numerous physical, psychological, emotional, social, behavioral, and spiritual responses to some loss. Grief is more than just sadness, and one might be overwhelmed by various emotions and feelings in the body as the Grief changes over time. Grief is different for everyone: everyone deals with it uniquely.

* Types of Grief include  Traumatic Grief, Nonfinite Grief, Ambiguous Loss, Anticipatory Grief, Normal Grief, and Complicated Grief.
* The three Effects of Grief on An Individual Can be Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors. One Might Experience Some, All, or None of the Groups.
* What not to Say to Grieving Individuals.