AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER

One night, I had a dream where some people were shooting at me, and the bullets were hitting me. I was crying a lot😭. Then a friend came, and I told him to take me to the hospital, but he was wasting time on the way. I was shouting to take me quickly. Then I called out to my Guru, asking him to take me into his refuge. From above, a voice came with his picture, saying that this is not the path of liberation but the path of transformation. Then my friend, while wasting time, took me to the hospital. The doctor said that there was no blood, only marks. Please explain this dream.

It means that though you were being attacked by the adverse forces trying to instill fear. Sri Aurobindo told you not to be afraid as it is a path that is opposed by these forces and one should be full of faith and courage. As the last bit showed you that even though you were hit, no damage was done. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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