AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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I had a dream tonight, can you explain it: I was cleaning a room in the house we used to live in. A Siddha Yoga practitioner was with me. As I was about to put some things upstairs, I found some books and several photos of Shri Maa, including a photo of her feet. I kept many of those photos, and the practitioner also kept some.🌜💭😴💤

A little while later, I had another dream about the same room. Both my wives were sitting on the same bed, but the other one wasn’t talking. I gave her something written on a piece of paper. She said she had misunderstood and had come and gotten engaged to me. Then my first wife said, “Let’s do all this later, we have to leave now.”

2). The night before last I saw that there was a hall in the middle of which food was kept, some people were sitting and you were sitting in front and talking something and there were four incense sticks in front of you and they were spreading their fragrance, then I saw some onions and chopped tomatoes on that dining table.

Both the dreams indicate an effort at harmonizing the developing inner life of yoga and the domestic family life that occupies the inner consciousness.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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