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There is a dream that I have seen 3-4 times. I passed 10th grade and then went to school to pass 12th grade. I stay in a hostel, and I feel determined that this time I will surely pass, something I haven’t been able to achieve for some time. 📖[…]

But as the exam time comes, I manage to give one or two papers, and then I don’t know what happens — I leave the exam in the middle. It feels like I won’t be able to complete the papers. Apart from this, what does it signify to see a train in a dream running without a driver?

Difficulties coming up in exams generally indicate the difficulties coming up in the path of inner progress and blocking the way.

Train without a driver means that life is moving without guidance. 

Pray to the Mother to help you on the Path. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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