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Friday, March 31, 2006 |
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Thursday, March 09, 2006 |
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Can God Really Communicate Through Dreams? |
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Hello everyone! I've been a lil busy lately and I couldn't keep my blog updated frequently. Last night I had a dream which I believe is different from other dreams I usually have. Normally my dreams don't make any sense and by the time I wake up, I tend to forget everything...Today I keep thinking about it over and over again and I just can't stop pondering about it.
In my dream I was looking at the mirror and it obviously reflected my image. And suddenly my clothes seemed to change into a fur of a deer and my hair grew longer, my skin turned blue, my face started to change and the final result was looking exactly the same as the Image shown here. The person I saw was 'Lord Siva'. A god worshiped by the 'Hindus'. They say each god appearing in a dream have different meanings. I told my friend about it and his mom is quite religious, she told me it is a good sign...Something good might happen in the near future. I believe he appeared before me to prove something. He also posed his hand and light started to glow more and more intense from his palm as in the image which means he is blessing.
A week back, my friend and I had a heated conversation about the existence of god. I told him that if god really existed, god should be seen by someone and all the forms of god is just imaginary...He told me not to tell like that and told me god is everywhere....It was quite a big conversation and I left unsatisfied that I couldn't make him understand my point of view. To be honest I didn't believe in the existence of god, but from last night I am confused.
I don't think I got the dream because of this conversation. Why did my reflect turn into lord Shiva? I never had thought about this form of god as far as I remember. Is he trying to tell that he exists inside us? Is he trying to prove me wrong? Or is it just a co-incidence?
Here is something about lord shiva:
Shiva is the third deity of the Hindu triad of great gods, the others being Brahma and Vishnu. Shiva is often referred to as the Destroyer, but it might be better to think of him as the God of Transformation, since he is often associated with creation that comes out of destruction.But Shiva has different aspects that appear at different times. He is often depicted as the destroyer, and will appear as a naked ascetic accompanied by demons, encircled with serpents and necklaces of skulls. Sometimes Shiva wanders into crematoriums, smears his body with ash and dances in the light of the funeral pyres, reminding all about the transitory nature of material things.
posted by Sandeep at 7:35 PM
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