AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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I had a vivid dream where a violent attack forced me out of a vehicle, prompting me to guide a vulnerable boy across undulating plains toward a winding hilltop. As I ascended past oblivious dogs, the boy vanished, replaced by the inner vision of a divine, familiar young girl calling me to pass an unseen test at the peak. 🌙⛰️✨🙏[…]

Night fell and left me stranded high above hostile forces on a fragile ledge, until a radiant figure resembling a youthful Sri Rama on a golden chariot rescued me into a safe, welcoming space. Given its uplifting movement compared to my previous dark dream, how should I understand the spiritual significance of these symbols?

It is indeed a very positive dream. The mad driver is some past tendency that was trying to drive you towards the abyss. But you escaped timely and then there is a step-by-step evolution to higher and higher levels. 

The adolescent boy is the urge for progress that has set you on a new journey. It is helping you and you too must protect it. The hill towards which you are headed to safety is your soul. The divine girl is some power of the Divine Mother that is reflected in your soul, guiding your further journey to your true spiritual home. 

Indeed, a beautiful Grace calling you to dive deeper into your soul. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da 

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