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One day I dreamt that I was with a friend from university on beach and suddenly big waves come and she gets hurt and I am also there and we weren’t scared just I look at water and see that a Tsunami like wave is coming. Then I had woken up.πŸ˜΄πŸ’€πŸŒ’πŸ’­

Then again today, I saw I was in a building and suddenly golden molten lava comes and she my roomate and I are together..she says come to my room it’s still better then she says we should run, Then running ,we came to the beach and again the big waves like tsunami come from ocean and I just give up and let the waves carry me and my thought was they are taking me to divine and I feel like I felt the fear for real then

Then suddenly the waves go and now muddy water started coming from inland to sea and again I am caught in a wave for a millisecond before there is a block somewhere ere at the point of flood outlet and water stops coming together but seeps slowly on the floor slowly. Then I meet my friend again and I woke up.

The tsunami waves from ocean are the world forces that are trying to drift you away. They are possibly attracted by your friends who are close to you or near you. You should be careful of the company you keep. 

The golden molten lava are forces of the New Creation but again your friend fills doubt and fear and you are trying to stay safe from the very thing that will save you.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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