AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
Ask Alok da

I was in the middle of a dream where I heard a voice saying, “Wrap the blanket properly up to the soles of your feet.” Hearing that voice, I suddenly woke up. Right in front of my bed, a photo of Mata ji was placed. As soon as I woke up, I felt as if a crying sound was coming from the photo and the entire photo was shaking. Why did this happen? 🖼️😶‍🌫️🌸🦋[…]

Not only that, I could clearly see a lot of water (tears) flowing from Mataji’s eyes. After that, Mata ji was expressing various expressions on her face, exactly like a dancer performing Mudras during a traditional dance. This entire experience continued from 3:00 AM to 4:00 AM.

Should I remove Mata ji’s photo from that place so that this does not happen again?

Is this some kind of reaction from my subconscious mind? Or is it a sign from my inner consciousness or Mata ji’s Grace, reflecting the compassion and forgiveness growing inside me? Kindly explain the truth behind this incident and guide me.

These images generally arise from the subconscient. There might be some forces at play trying to create mischief. It is difficult to say where these forces came from or what opened the doors. The Mother certainly does not cry. The seeing of tears and the sound of crying, along with the shaking and dancing of The Mother during a half-sleep state, is possibly the fabrication of certain subliminal energies in the environment. Keeping the Mother’s photo away will only allow freer play of these forces. Instead, I would advise calling The Mother’s Name inwardly and concentrating upon Her Presence inwardly before sleeping. Let me know if the experience ever repeats itself. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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