AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
Ask Alok da

I had a dream yesterday night, it was night and was dark and maybe I was asking something to a man and suddenly his face started changing like an asura or something cruel like animal and he called his friends whose face also got changed. I shouted screamed but they held my hands and wanted to touch me. I shouted Maa, Maa then started saying Savitri lines. Then ‘Prayer upon his lips and the great Name’ saved me. It felt like I was out of the dream after I recited it. 💤😴💭🌜

But i was still in another dream. I saw my niece, i don’t know how we ended up there, we saw a guy who looked like drunkard, we wanted to escape and started running, but my niece fell and started crying saying that I left her alone. Then I came back to take her but they guy called his friends. Now also I said Savitri lines but this time there was a heavy rage in me. I shouted and screamed so loud with something burning in me that it felt I flew to the top of a building and from there I just screamed just wishing all men to be destroyed. Then I saw some men fighting and killing among themselves. I thought to myself that this looked like how yadhavas must have fought and died when Krishna left earth. But far away some men were walking, some weeping among them. By this time I was calm. Then I woke up.

Does it have any meaning?

It looks like some attack from adverse forces in the vital world, forces of falsehood and fear that you threw away with the help of Her Grace. The attack seems to have triggered some childhood memory or fear which you uprooted shouting at the top of your voice. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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