My two friends and I were sitting at the back; instead of paying attention to my book, I looked at my mobile phone, whereupon you walked over and gave me a smack on the back of the head. Next, you were at my maternal grandparents’ home, where my entire family was gathered. They were all asking you various questions. You told them, “God gave me two coins: one worth 7 and one worth 1. I chose the one worth 1.” Then, there you were again—this time holding a gun—accompanied by someone else dressed in a police uniform. You were firing shots at someone; subsequently, they threw a bomb at you, causing both of you to retreat. Then, I found myself in a certain location where bombs were raining down one after another, yet I remained completely unharmed. Finally, I saw numerous helicopters hovering in the sky. One of them landed in my village, and gunfire erupted; they began killing everyone there. I felt an excruciating pain deep within me, believing that my daughter, too, had been killed—though I could not actually see anything.
The first dream is about the need for concentration and one-pointedness.
The second dream is about the long journey through the seven-fold opening of the centres one by one and, on the other hand, concentrating and surrendering to the One alone.
The third dream is about the need for vigilance.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
