Dreams
We should not worry about dreams. If they appear significant, write
them in the diary, and stop with that, forget it. That is the only thing to
do with dreams, as with all experiences.
My Master said, "If you have the grace of the Master, your samskaras can
be wiped out of dreams. You don't have to undergo them in the waking reality."
For instance, God forbid, somebody has the samskara which must make him
a leper, may not today, may be a hundred year hence. The Master's grace
can convert that into an experience of being a leper in a dream. In a dream
he is a leper, he suffers whatever it is he has to suffer as a leper, the
odium of being a leper, the isolation of being a leper, even the family
pushing him out into a hut somewhere, throwing food at him like a dog. He
wakes up and he finds, it is finished you see. But it requires a very special
relationship with the Master before it can happen. So what does it mean?
It means the dreams have a reality, and its reality, perhaps transcends
waking reality in such a way that the experience in a dream of a few moments
can remove the need for us to experience our samskaras over perhaps a hundred
years or two hundred years or several life times.
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