This post records a vivid dream from 10 October 2017 involving Donald Trump, a warrior-like figure who resembled—but did not look identical to—the leader of South Korea, a formal celebration and the sudden symbolic destruction of people I understood within the dream to be Trump’s enemies. The account distinguishes the dream itself, words I thought I heard after waking and my initial interpretation.
This dream contains disturbing images of death and annihilation. It is preserved here as a personal dream record, not as a literal threat, a call for violence or a declaration that any real person deserves harm. The words “friends” and “enemies” describe what I understood within the dream; they are not verified labels for identifiable people.
The Dream
I was in a room with rich-looking people. There was a party of some sort, and the women wore fancy dresses like those seen at the Oscars. One of the women was older, wore white and stood apart from the others.
I then saw an Asian-looking man who had the likeness of the ruler of South Korea. He looked focused and appeared to be on a mission as he entered the room.
The people at the party did not react much when he entered; they remained focused on what they were doing. With a swift action, he drew a sword and killed some of them—both women and men. The others continued partying. He then began looking for the enemies of Donald Trump.
He drew a different weapon. It looked like a whip with an appendage that was blacker than black. It could stretch beyond its normal size and resembled an octopus tentacle without suction cups. He struck each person quickly and swiftly.
One of the fancily dressed women, who wore a dark, shiny and glittering dress, ran to a man who had just been struck. I think she screamed as she saw him turn into nothing—not even dust remained. Her scream alerted the others.
They watched him swiftly annihilate everyone I understood in the dream to be Donald Trump’s enemies. The weapon wrapped around the whole body of some and struck the abdomen of others.
When he finished, the remaining onlookers watched him. They did not seem afraid; they simply gathered together. Fewer than a dozen remained, compared with the full room that had been there earlier. Somehow, I knew these were Donald Trump’s friends. One of the men still held a glass of champagne.
The destroyer of Trump’s enemies then approached me. As he stood in front of me, I put up my thumb, smiled and said, “Well done.” He stared at me as though his work was complete. His demeanour felt like that of an experienced warrior, and his clothes had a strange military appearance. He wore what looked like unusual beige fur epaulettes on his left shoulder.
Although he carried the feel of the South Korean ruler, his appearance was different. His face was slimmer and fitter, and his complexion was slightly darker. The authority that shone from him conveyed that he was someone whose bad side you would never want to be on.
I then woke sometime around 5:20 a.m.
What I Thought I Heard After Waking
As I lay in bed trying to understand the dream, I thought I heard the words, “The South Korean ruler will destroy all”—or perhaps “all”—“of Donald Trump’s enemies.” Because I was uncertain about part of the wording, I am preserving that uncertainty rather than presenting the sentence as an exact quotation.
My Initial Interpretation in 2017
At the time, I wondered whether the warrior-like figure might represent an angel connected with the South, or whether the ruler of South Korea might somehow be used symbolically in the defeat of Trump’s enemies. I also felt that whatever the scene represented would happen swiftly and during a time of celebration.
These were my immediate thoughts after the dream. They remain possible interpretations rather than confirmed meanings. The dream itself did not explain who the people were, why they were described as enemies or whether the destruction represented literal death, political defeat, exposure, removal of influence or something else.
The Detail I Found Most Disturbing
One aspect that disturbed me was the short, high-pitched screaming of those who were destroyed. It ended almost as soon as it began. They seemed to be in utter shock before disappearing. There was no blood, no bone and not even dust remaining on their hair; the blackness consumed everything.
I was also troubled by my own response within the dream. I did not feel afraid or disturbed by their destruction, and I congratulated the warrior figure. Recording that reaction faithfully does not mean that I consciously endorse violence against anyone. Instead, it is another part of the dream that requires careful spiritual and personal examination.
Historical Context
When this dream was recorded on 10 October 2017, Donald Trump was serving as the 45th President of the United States, and Moon Jae-in was President of South Korea. This historical information identifies the officeholders at the time; it does not prove an interpretation of the dream.
I said that the dream figure had the likeness or feel of South Korea’s ruler, but I also recorded that his face, complexion, build and clothing were different. Therefore, the figure should not automatically be treated as a literal portrayal of Moon Jae-in.
Testing the Dream Carefully
“Test all things; hold fast what is good.”
A vivid dream can feel powerful and urgent, but vividness alone does not prove that every image is prophetic or literal. Scripture instructs believers to test spiritual impressions. This means recording the details honestly, acknowledging uncertainty, comparing interpretations with Scripture and refusing to turn dream symbols into accusations against real people.
This dream should not be used to identify, threaten or condemn any person as an “enemy” or to predict that a specific person will be physically harmed. No individuals were named as enemies in the dream. Political disagreement is not evidence that someone belongs to the dream’s symbolic group, and no reader should act against anyone on the basis of this account.
The intensity of a dream does not remove the need for humility. The deeper responsibility is to preserve what was seen without adding certainty that was never given, to test every interpretation and to refuse to transform symbolic imagery into judgment against real people. The meaning, timing and fulfilment—if any—belong to God.
Questions for Prayer and Discernment
- What might the luxurious party, formal clothing and champagne represent?
- Why did some people continue celebrating while others were being struck?
- What is the significance of the sword and the black, whip-like weapon being different?
- Why did the warrior resemble South Korea’s leader while also appearing physically different?
- Could the disappearance of the enemies symbolise removal, exposure or loss of power rather than literal death?
- Why did I feel no fear and respond with approval, and how should that reaction be tested?
References for Further Reflection
- 1 Thessalonians 5:19–22 — receiving spiritual impressions without neglecting discernment.
- 1 John 4:1 — testing the spirits rather than believing every spiritual claim automatically.
- Job 33:14–18 — a biblical passage describing God communicating through dreams and night visions.
- Archived White House biography of Donald J. Trump — historical context for the United States presidency in 2017.
- Korea.net: The New President Moon Jae-in — historical context for South Korea’s presidency in May 2017.