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In my Dream, I saw a hanging tree beside the top of a mountain and everyone wanted to make their way to get Moksha. What does it mean, sir?πŸŒ³β›°οΈπŸŒœπŸ’­

It is the tree of creation described in the Gita. It is the cosmic tree through which creation descends into Ignorance. The mountain is the reverse movement of aspiration and ascension, a reverse movement which leads one out of the Ignorance towards freedom from Ignorance, Moksha. The juxtaposition of the two images means that your soul is being given a choice to either remain entangled in the fields of ignorance or else to ascend the mountain leading to inner freedom through the awakening and ascension of aspiration. 

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