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What does a Dream about traveling through Skardu, witnessing female fighters merging with military personnel, and hearing a forgotten poem by Ramdhari Singh Dinkar in a three-story house symbolize regarding one’s Inner Spiritual Transition and emerging Stability?β›°οΈπŸŒ„πŸ™‚πŸ™πŸ»πŸŒ·

Recently, I had a dream where I was travelling with my wife to Skardu in PoK. It was a very beautiful place with snow-capped mountains, scenery, and rivers. But then I saw us travelling a narrow road leading to the dangerous side of the place.

It was all day time. However, when we reached a place, it suddenly became evening, and I saw 7 girls with strong figures but very young, who must be around 21-22 coming from the other side of the road. And from our side came personnel in fatigues and the girls and these personnel got merged. And they started firing at all the terrorists there. I was astonished looking at that sight.

Then again, it became daytime and we were climbing into a 3 storied house in that region. On reaching the 2nd floor, I got a feeling that Ramdhari Singh Dinkar was there, and he orated a short poem. It was very deep, but I couldn’t remember the poem.

Could this dream mean something? Or was it just a fragment of my subconscious mind’s imagination with all the India-Pak actions going on that time?

It is certainly not imagination but the symbolic representation of an inner battle going on within you. What is, however, interesting is that Skardu is a valley between two mountains, which may well suggest that right now you are going through an important transition, a low state that intervenes between two highs. Slowly but steadily, your consciousness seems to be advancing forward. The three-storied house means a new stability is being found. The short poem of Dinkar ji is to give you hope and courage. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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