What Does It Mean To Crack Palm Kernel In The Dream

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Palmfruits dream is one of the dreams that is troubling many people. Palm fruits dream has been a source of blessing to people and while it has been a stumbling block to others. This kind of fruit or udara has the ability to determine ones fruitfulness in life. For instance, in my part of the world, we used palm fruit which is popularly known as Palm kernel to make some traditional soups. As good as the palm fruit is, it serves as a good delicacy when prepared. Palm fruits is known for its rich oils.

The Palm fruits in the Bible defines it as flourishing. To flourish is to prosper. If you can encounter Palm fruit in the dream, you should be considered as a blessed person. When the enemy wants to attack the blessing of people, he organizes one kind horrible dream that will mess up the person.

The spirit of God is always using this dream to speak, discern, encodes to people but due to the noise of the world they are carried away. The moment you cannot get hold of your Palm fruits in the dream, there will be a serious trouble .

When you dream of a palm fruits, it means prosperity and fruitfulness. It is a dream that indicates your blessings has come. The good part of this dream is that if you find yourself in a legitimate business or anything, you will surely prosper and outwits your competitors. And if you are looking unto God for marriage or children, It is an assurance that you will get your blessings. As a result of this kind of dream, cultivate the principle of hardworking, discipline and above all, be prayerful. What this dream mean is that, you will move grass to grace, from marital problem to marital blessings. But you need to consult God first in everything that you do in life. If you dream that you were plucking palm fruits or someone was assisting you, then you have nothing to worry about. Because it means your season of fruitfulness and marital breakthrough has come. It means your life will attract any kinds of favour.

For a woman to encounter this dream, it shows you should not be in haste in marriage, your season of marital glory will locate you. In fact, this is a kind of dream that shows that you will soon be connected martially. To achieve this kind of dream, you must be closer to God and be prayerful. Staying away from sin is another point to consider.

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Yesterday I dreamed where I was plucking guava I gave one woman one, two to person that was with me and I collected two, to day again in my dream, i saw two yams beside my plus the one I have already.

good morning I had a dream that I was under a paml fruit(kernel) and the ripe one was falling down some student with uniform are coming to drag the picking with me, but I was the fittest among the picker.

i was in a dream, i cut down four palm kneel, when i came down, i told that i have kill the palm by cutting the last palm leaf, which i replied and said i do not kill it, that it must surely live, that it will not die.

Good day sir I dreamt a dream where I was eaten spoiled Udara fruit and I was having three spoiled ones and I threw them away . Sir please could you help me with the meaning of this dream and what I should do about it

sir I had a dream and someone gave me many palmfruits and many money and seems like some people want to steal it so I gave it back to the man who gave it to me for it to be safe. then I wake up. please tell me what is the meaning

Dear Pastor. Thanks a million for your work of deliverance More grease to your elbows. I had a dream last night where I saw myself in palm tree plantation even uncountable with all of them ripe fruit. I now saw one of my niece helping me joyfully to harvest them in the dream. I understand the meaning of palm fruit especially when ripe but what about the person harvesting it in the dream. in fact the first one he harvested has seven bunches, beautiful and ripe. Please help me with the interpretation

Regards

Adetona Adeniran

Dear Pastor,

My name is Joseph I came across your dreams interpretations and I have been dreaming of palm fruit I dreamt of climbing I have dreamt of cutting down the palm fruit the ripe one in not more than three times this year but this one this morning after my morning prayers as about 4am I dreamed climb a palm tree and reaching to the top to cut down the palm fruit I find out that is not rip yet but that palm tree there are allots of palm fruit on it but I did not see any rip one I woke up please tell me what is the meaning and what can I do ?

Thanks

Joseph

In 2005, a palm oil company approached the villagers of Kiungkang in West-Kalimantan, Indonesia, with offers to convert their farms to oil palm smallholdings. Many farmers agreed to the proposal because of the high monthly incomes promised by the company that they could earn from the oil palms. Unfortunately, the palm oil dream turned out to be an illusion.

But the impacts are not only financial. The villagers showed Roos and Michael the empty plots of land that used to be rice paddies. They have been abandoned since the watershed dried out and the land became too contaminated from pesticide and fertilizer run-off to grow food. In one part of Kiungkang, the water is no longer safe to drink or use for washing.

In Kiungkang, Link-AR Borneo is also helping smallholders understand and review their agreements with PT SML to see whether there are any possibilities to renegotiate or terminate the arrangements. Many smallholders are kept in the dark about the formal nature of their relationship with the company and what their options are.

We do this through the NTFP-Exchange Program and our Rich Forests initiative, which emphasise the need for community capacity-building and empowerment, especially for women, to bolster the role of alternative, sustainable livelihoods for rural and forest-dwelling communities. At the same time, Both ENDS works with local organisations to ensure that forest areas from which NTFPs are derived are protected, conserved, and managed in a sustainable way.

Rich Forests promotes a sustainable and future-proof production system and supports, among other things, the transformation of degraded land into food forests. With this, people provide for their livelihood, increase their income and at the same time restore soil and biodiversity.

Pak Japin is a quiet, slim, and softly-spoken man from the village of Silat Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. I met him at a recent documentary screening in Bali on the fringe of the Round Table for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) annual conference, where he spoke about his community's nine year-long conflict with palm oil company Golden Agri Resources Ltd (GAR).

Between 2010 and 2013, Both ENDS, together with Indonesian and Dutch organisations and universities, conducted a project in the district of Sanggau in West-Kalimantan, on the island of Borneo, Indonesia. The project was meant to help local communities with the recognition of their land rights and. This is a beautiful short documentary about how the people of one of these villages responded to the ever expanding palm oil plantations around them.

Both ENDS and Forest Peoples Program have formally requested the European Parliament, Commission and Council and the EU Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmstrm, to consult indigenous and local communities impacted by EU trade in palm oil and other agricultural commodities in formal EU policy deliberations on these topics. Why did we decide to do so and what's it all about? Our colleague Michael Rice sheds some light on the matter.

By 2020, the EU wants a larger percentage of fuel used for transportation to consist of renewable sources, such as biofuel. Many European countries have therefore made the blending of biofuels in diesel and gasoline mandatory. A large proportion of this biofuel is now palm oil.

Both ENDS has, as a member of the RSPO, participated in a dialogue with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Netherlands is the largest importer of palm oil in Europe and wants to promote sustainable trade and production chains.

The production of palm oil is often accompanied by deforestation, environmental destruction and land grabbing. Local communities and activists who stand up against these problems are often threatened. Now the RSPO has taken significant steps in recent months to tackle these issues.

On 30 September 2017 Both ENDS submitted a position statement on the draft Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil National Action Plan. The draft National Action Plan purports to represent a blue print for improving the sustainability of the Indonesian palm oil industry. However, Both ENDS has significant concerns about the logic, rationale and purpose behind the draft National Action Plan and its legitimacy as a benchmark for a sustainable palm oil industry.

Civil society organisations from around the world condemn the statements by representatives of palm oil companies during a meeting with the Malaysian government. In this meeting, the company representatives called critical NGOs "toxic entities" and asked the Malaysian government to not let these NGOs into the country. Both ENDS' partners have published a reaction in which they defend their right "to expose the realities we face in their communities about the impacts of the palm oil sector".

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