Dreams of Amma

[Guest guest]

Dear Vimala,

 

Oh, thank you dear sister for sharing your dream. It encourages me to share

one I had recently:

 

I was standing outside in a long line that I thought was for food. Suddenly

I was getting a tocken and realized it was for darshan. As the line moved

into a little entry way, I noticed that other people were entering ahead of

my husband and me, and I started to feel angry at him for holding us back.

Just as I got to the doorway into a big hall full of people, I caught a

glimpse of Amma in the distance giving darshan. Suddenly she got up to

leave, and I realized darshan was over and, well, I don't need to tell any

of you how I felt. I saw her heading out and resolved to rush to the path I

thought she would take. Suddenly she left the hall through another door

(this all felt a lot like what happens at the temple at the Ashram when Amma

comes and goes). I felt so sad and despairing. Meanwhile everyone around me

seemed to be so happy. Then I noticed this big easy chair looking out over a

beautiful scene and felt compelled to sit down in it and enjoy a new point

of view. A feeling of comfort came over me.

 

Om Amriteshvariyai Namaha.

 

Kenna

[Guest guest]

Dear Kenna,

Ah! Mother's dreams can give us such clear& inspiring guidance, thank you

for your dream. I once dreamt of being in one of two Darshan lines. One of

Mother's swami's was giving darshan to everybody as Amma does & a friend

(flatmate) was giving darshan to everyone also. I was in her line & I was

asked by Mother, 'which line do you want to be in?' It showed me how I had

been caught in maya & futile situations when I could have had true darshan &

be led down a more evolutionary path. In the dream I switched to the swami's

line which went to the heart. It seemed so ridiculous but true.

Namah shivaya, Vimala

 

 

>Kenna <ammaskenna

>Ammachi

><Ammachi >

> Dreams of Amma

>Mon, 02 Oct 2000 23:32:45 -0500

>

>Dear Vimala,

>

>Oh, thank you dear sister for sharing your dream. It encourages me to share

>one I had recently:

>

>I was standing outside in a long line that I thought was for food. Suddenly

>I was getting a tocken and realized it was for darshan. As the line moved

>into a little entry way, I noticed that other people were entering ahead of

>my husband and me, and I started to feel angry at him for holding us back.

>Just as I got to the doorway into a big hall full of people, I caught a

>glimpse of Amma in the distance giving darshan. Suddenly she got up to

>leave, and I realized darshan was over and, well, I don't need to tell any

>of you how I felt. I saw her heading out and resolved to rush to the path I

>thought she would take. Suddenly she left the hall through another door

>(this all felt a lot like what happens at the temple at the Ashram when

>Amma

>comes and goes). I felt so sad and despairing. Meanwhile everyone around me

>seemed to be so happy. Then I noticed this big easy chair looking out over

>a

>beautiful scene and felt compelled to sit down in it and enjoy a new point

>of view. A feeling of comfort came over me.

>

>Om Amriteshvariyai Namaha.

>

>Kenna

>

>

 

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