AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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In the afternoon I was sleeping then saw that everything become blue the trees and sky and there was nothing but only blue…💭🌜💤😴

Then at night I saw another  dream some saints came to the house, they did Kirtan in the house and dropped some pearls from a bag and gave 3 of them to me, then they went away, then a girl is asking me what was this, I am trying to tell it in front of mom, but mom is making me quiet, I am telling her that Hanuman ji has given moksha to our pitra

What are these two dreams indicating?

The first dream is the blessings of the Divine upon your life. It is an indication that the Divine is taking care of you. Blue is the colour of Vishnu ji as well as of Sri Krishna and Sri Aurobindo. 

The second dream are the gifts you receive as a result of the blessings. The girl is the budding new possibilities within your nature. The mother is the old consciousness. Moksha to pitra means here that the past is gone and you should prepare yourself for the future. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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