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Dream of my Grandmother who passed away 10 months ago. Today (13th April is her Birthday, and she would have celebrated her 90th anniversary). Weirdly, she appears in my dreams almost every day, even though I don’t consciously think about her.💭🌜💤[…]

When she was alive, she was extremely attached to me. Today’s dream (on her birthday): We were at her house in the village. My dad and everyone else were there. Suddenly, she went out of the house for a walk and disappeared. Nobody could find her for many hours. We thought it was the end. Late in the evening, I decided to experiment: I went outside and shouted her name at the top of my voice. And from somewhere far away, I could hear her response. What does this mean?

The dream indicates that some part of her, possibly the Vital attachment with the family, is yet transiting. She has come in contact with your being. You pray and bid her goodbye so that this part dissolves.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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