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Can this dream have any meaning? I was sleeping inside in a dream and I was flying towards somewhere. When I was flying, I had a wet dream. And some person who looked like human but Divine (Not Bhagavan, but glowing everywhere). He said, ‘No problem.’ He put a hand on my pants above my reproductive organ and said it would be alright.🌙✨ […]

And then I went to some place which was like Divine. When I saw my pants, there was no stain. Then I immediately started looking here and there and said, “Where is Baba?” I call Sri Ramakrishna ‘Baba’.

And then suddenly the image of a girl came in front of me in the same surroundings (like a hologram, but it was a normal image; hologram is just for understanding), whom I once fell in love with. But she didn’t look divine like the previous person and the surroundings. I saw her face and she suddenly disappeared and I woke up from my dream.

This is clearly an occult dream. Flying dream indicates that your consciousness came out of the body but was pulled back by weakness in the sexual parts. Hence the wet dream. 

But then some being, possibly from the higher vital worlds, a deva, came and removed the lower pull, leaving your consciousness unaffected by elemental entities that pull us down. Loss of semen is often due to certain elemental energies that attack these sexual parts and pull the consciousness backwards. The girl in the hologram is quite likely your soul that you touched for a moment in your deep sleep, helper by some divine power. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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Alok da, You get many questions over here regarding dreams. I am always bit perplexed on the question whether one should even bother with them and be conscious of them and note them down or utterly not bother and be ignorant of them? What’s their place in practice of this yoga? I remember reading a little bit of the western psychological theory about dreams activating those contents which we were avoiding and should be doing consciously in our wakeful life, for example there was this case of a woman who was continuously dreaming of a woman who was a living a wandering adventurous life but she in her actual life was living a life of infantile dependence on her parents and not having the adventurous courage of launching herself into the uncertain challenges of life. How true is this observation?

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