AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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Can you please tell me what this dream 😴 means, it had different sequences. [1] There was a scene where I was in village and my dad give me something to eat and I toss it and there are centipede in it. I drop it and then many of them fall out and my dad pick up each in hand and I stop him but he does pick up to clean and in dream I was thinking why am I so dependent?

[2]I saw that we were my family and we were somewhere by road and my mother was giving gold to Chachi by roadside then we try to sleep,then I was in a car and that car started going backwards and I was with a team that was on internship with me. The car started flying backwards and suddenly again I saw we were on a road and it was raining then not then again on road my dad goes in the side to road, why slapped the head of my sister with a shirt and then as I’m about to sit, a car leaves from front of shop and as my dad tries to park car goes to the side of shop and there is a small slant little down there is a well..my family was in car falls into it they were slowly going down. I look for help and someone says, “kya hua kyu bulaya…chandan lagau”, he had the chandan stick in his hand ….I’m searching for someone to save them. I’m scared. I’m scared Da. Recently I heard a story of gin and my mind keeps repeating the name in head and I’m scared. I never had such harsh dream.

[1] Generally it would mean inheriting certain ambitions from the parents. These are like contaminants to the straight natural line of expression that is the demand of your nature. Yes dependency comes in the way of fulfilling the purpose for which we are born.Β 

[2] It is an anxiety dream stemming from fear that things will end badly and one may fall backwards. But there is also a fear of going forward as the car in front is sliding.Β  What is needed is to offer all these worries and fears to God and move forward in life, beyond the comfort zone of the family, with faith and trust in the Grace. Remember always that we are never alone, the Divine is always with us to help,Β  guide, protect.Β 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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