Prophetic Dreams: The Pig and the Gatekeeper Dog

 

Introduction

At night, the spirit often speaks in hidden languages that we cannot fully grasp upon waking. Dreams sometimes turn into symbolic visions, revealing deeper truths about the world and about our own mission. What looks strange at first glance may actually be a spiritual mirror, a map of time warning us of deception, trials, and the path to redemption.

This dream unfolds in two acts: the construction of impurity upon sacred ruins, and the encounter with a hostile beast that is transformed through the word of God. Together, they carry a troubling message about our present and a reminder of what each of us must discern.

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The First Vision: Constructions on Ruins

I walked along steps where homes stood to the right and an infinite open field stretched out to the left. In the soil lay fragments of ancient buildings, and on mounds of earth appeared strange characters, not Latin but more like Asian scripts—symbols resembling Japanese or Chinese. They seemed like messages from a forgotten civilization, as if the ground itself were speaking in a lost alphabet.

A local man in the dream told me this was the beginning of a construction to raise pigs, prepared through ceremonies so they could be eaten. What caught my attention was not the animal but the self-cleaning mechanism built into the structure: water channels and forceful flows engineered to carry away waste and filth.

Though they claimed something new was beginning, my eyes saw the opposite: ruins of past glory being covered with pigs and mud. A question echoed within me: Was this really a beginning, or an attempt to bury what once was great?

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The Symbolism of the Pig

In the Bible and the Qur’an, the pig represents impurity and rebellion against divine law:

• “And the pig, because it has a divided hoof but does not chew the cud; it is unclean for you.” (Leviticus 11:7).

• “He has forbidden you the flesh of swine, for it is an abomination.” (Qur’an 2:173).

The self-cleaning system represents human engineering to give the appearance of purity to what is impure. It reflects a world that tries to justify the unclean and reconstruct history on top of false foundations. In a conspiratorial key, it suggests how modern powers may be rewriting history, burying ancient glory beneath structures of impurity.

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The Second Vision: The Gatekeeper Dog

The scene shifted to a modern city. I was with my daughter in a house where she had to retrieve something. Next to the hallway stood an old broken door, behind which a massive dog growled. Larger than a pit bull, it was the alpha, and its aggression filled the air.

The beast pushed against the fragile barrier and confronted me. At first I spoke in English, but it did not respond. Then I spoke in Spanish, and its eyes shifted: it understood. Finally, I declared with authority:
“I am a son of God, a child of the Creator.”

The dog mocked me, asking: “So… are you Jesus?”
The temptation was clear: pride. But I answered with humility:
“No, I am one of His creation. Just as you may father many pups with different mothers, they are all still your children. I too am a child of Him, just like you.”

Hearing this, the dog’s hostility faded. I embraced it, and the beast was transformed into a friend. The guardian recognized the truth.

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The Dog in Spiritual Tradition

Like the pig, the dog carries an ambivalent symbolism in Scripture:

• “Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers.” (Philippians 3:2).

• In Tobit 6:2, however, a dog accompanies young Tobiah faithfully on his journey.

The gatekeeper dog represents the hostile force guarding the threshold of the unknown. It embodies the trials that confront the seeker. But this guardian was not defeated by violence; it was pacified by the word and humility. The true power lay in recognizing divine sonship without arrogance.

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Prophetic Message: From Pig to Dog

Both visions share the same thread:

1. The ceremonial pig → impurity made acceptable by human ritual.

2. The alpha dog → hostility transformed into brotherhood through spiritual identity.

3. The daughter as witness → the responsibility to pass on discernment to the next generation.

At its core, the dream denounces a system that hides the glorious past beneath impure constructions, while reminding the believer of his mission: to reveal truth, disarm hostility, and live as a true son of the Creator.

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Conclusion

The dream of the pig and the dog is no accident. It carries a prophetic warning for our times: the world is building false systems that justify impurity while covering up ancient truth. The self-cleaning machinery is nothing more than a disguise for filth. The spiritual eye, however, sees beyond appearances.

At the same time, the dream is personal: gatekeepers will challenge you. Their aggression will test your identity. But victory does not come from claiming to be Christ—it comes from standing firm as a son of God. That alone is enough to silence the beast.

In an age of deception and false reconstructions, the mission of the children of the Creator is clear: to discern, to speak truth, and to transform impurity and hostility with the light of divine sonship.

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