Dreams carry us across the threshold between sleep and waking, offering both warning and illumination on the spiritual path. In his discourse, Alireza Nurbakhsh reflects on dream interpretation as a way of discerning meaning through both Sufi tradition and psychology. Dr. Javad Nurbakhsh’s poem “When I Sleep” gives voice to the Beloved as the heart of every dream and the reason for our waking fervor. Other contributions deepen this theme: Josephine Evetts-Secker and Linda H. Mastrangelo explore dreaming through Jungian and visionary lenses; Jawid Mojaddedi and Mary Lane Potter turn to Rumi and spiritual inquiry as sources of light; Dani Kopoulos’s “Visiting You” speaks to the intimacy of presence; and CultureWatch considers the dream-world of Westworld. Together, these works invite us to read our inner life as a sacred text, alive with meaning, unity, and transformation.