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Dear Sir, Namaste. Tonight I had three dreams, I am mentioning it not in order because I can’t remember which one happened first or last. 💭🐕‍🦺🤕🐅[…]

In one dream, there was a boy of 7 or 8 years misbehaving a domesticated black Labrador dog, I saw that through my window and I told him to stop or else it may bite you, though the dog was very nice and was resisting it’s biting, hearing me the boy stopped and in the next scene the same dog ran to me in happiness and jumped over me and started licking me and was showing affection (I don’t own any pets), dream ended.

The second dream (not in order), I was in my house and suddenly a boil appeared on my forehead of a size of a golf ball , I saw it in the mirror, it was disgusting and filled with pus, I felt detached to it and hoped that it will eventually heal itself, no worries, dream ended.

The third dream, I was walking in my alley, suddenly four tigers appeared, I stopped walking, didn’t ran, just paused every movement, some fear felt, then three of them ran off but the bigger one charged with rage towards me as if it was attacking me. Oh, it was frightening, still I maintain the calm somehow, then I saw it was a tiger cub in the middle of the street and the tigress was safeguarding it and then she took her cub and then ran off, I was relieved, dream ended. Interesting dreaming sir, what are your thoughts and please explain the meaning of them.

The first dream is that you are teaching some yet to develop parts of nature to be faithful to the higher Light.

The boil is release of certain energies of thought and will, their eventual purification.

The tigers are vital forces of lust, passion, cunning, fear which try to attack you but then recede or go back to their source.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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