Soul Ties in Dreams: When the Past Still Has a Hold on You
What Is a Soul Tie?
A soul tie is a deep emotional or spiritual connection between two people. These ties can be formed through:
Intimacy (sexual or emotional)
Deep friendships
Covenant relationships (spoken or unspoken)
Trauma bonding or manipulation
Repeated unforgiveness or obsession
Not all soul ties are bad—David and Jonathan had a godly soul tie (1 Samuel 18:1). But unhealthy ones can bind you in ways that prevent you from fully stepping into your calling.
How Soul Ties Show Up in Dreams
Constantly dreaming of an ex (especially with romance or conflict)
Reliving old arguments or situations
Being intimate in dreams with someone from your past
Feeling bound, chased, or manipulated by a familiar face
Seeing someone “summon” you or call your name in a dream
These dreams can indicate that your soul (mind, will, and emotions) is still tied to someone God wants to free you from.
How to Break Unhealthy Soul Ties (Even Through Dreams)
Repent and Renounce the Connection
Speak this aloud:
“Father, I repent for any ungodly soul ties I’ve formed. I renounce the tie to [name], and I break all emotional, spiritual, and sexual connections in the name of Jesus.”
Forgive and Release
True freedom requires forgiveness—even if they hurt you deeply.
“I forgive [name] and release them from my soul, mind, and emotions.”
Anoint and Pray Over Your Dream Life
Ask the Holy Spirit to cleanse your dream realm. Anoint your head and pillow.
“Lord, sanctify my thoughts and dreams. I take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.”
Speak the Word
Declare:
“Who the Son sets free is free indeed.” —John 8:36
“I have the mind of Christ.” —1 Corinthians 2:16
Freedom Is Real
Your dreams are not just random brain activity—they're a spiritual mirror. If your past keeps showing up, it may be time to let God close that chapter once and for all. Breaking soul ties brings clarity, peace, and alignment with your destiny.
“Beloved, I wish above all things that you may prosper and be in health, even as your soul prospers.”
—3 John 1:2
