THREE DREAMS: WAR, THE TANK CREW, AND THE LAND MINES

Tuesday, 09/22/26 at 08:23
Jolie Ware

“What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.” — Ecclesiastes 1:9

Dream 1 — The Revolutionary War Home

I dreamed I was entering a home that my mom had purchased. I understood that this was a historic home that had served during the Revolutionary War.

The home had a deck instead of a porch. There was also a place where a cannon had been tied.

Dream 2 — The Three-Man Tank Crew

In the second dream, I was part of a three-man tank crew. We were in constant battle.

For some reason, the tank stopped working, so the three of us began walking. We covered a lot of ground on foot.

Eventually, we came upon a very long line of Russian troops. They were simply standing in line. They looked dirty and tired, and women were among their ranks.

The Russian women watched as U.S. troops walked past them. I had the impression that they were wondering how many American women were serving in combat alongside the men.

That was the impression I received in the dream.

Dream 3 — The Motorcycles and the Land Mines

In the third dream, my two other counterparts from the tank crew and I came upon motorcycles. We started riding them, traveling partly on dirt roads and partly on hard-surfaced roads.

I soon lost my two team members and crashed my motorcycle. I was then on foot.

As I continued, I came upon an Army man who had a German Shepherd with him. The dog was trained to sniff out land mines.

The dog found the land mines and uncovered them, but he did not remove them.

I soon noticed that my hands were covered in mud. I thought about how nice it would be to have a shower and clean myself up.

The land mines were located in an orchard in Texas.

Nearby, children were riding their ATVs fast and hard, completely unaware of the danger around them.

The dream ended with me standing beside a metal building. It had six windows, and the glass in the windows was broken and blown out.

Jolie Ware
September 22, 2026 — 6:17 AM