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Few days ago I had a dream, can’t exactly remember but I did see partakh saroop of Guru Gobind Singh ji and he was taking rumala sahib from granthi Ji and tidy them up. I was so amazed to see and then I tidy up some gurdwara sheets and then what happened after that I can’t remember at all.

i still don’t understand the meaning of my dream but confused to share it with anyone.

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On 9/8/2020 at 12:45 PM, Guest Mrs Kaur said:

Few days ago I had a dream, can’t exactly remember but I did see partakh saroop of Guru Gobind Singh ji and he was taking rumala sahib from granthi Ji and tidy them up. I was so amazed to see and then I tidy up some gurdwara sheets and then what happened after that I can’t remember at all.

i still don’t understand the meaning of my dream but confused to share it with anyone.

It’s encouragement for you to keep walking the path and to keep going. There may be a deeper meaning but you’ll need to ask your own heart the meaning and trust in what God communicates to you. He’s all around you, all pervading. You just have to open your heart and accept it. He hears every prayer we make, no matter how quiet. Talk to him openly.

On a personal note, I’ve dreamed of Guru Nanak a fair bit. He came to me vividly in my dreams every day for a week at one point and it instilled my faith and belief in God which has never broken until today, almost 15 years later. You’ll find that this kind of love doesn’t compare to conditional love that many of us humans may have experienced. 

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according to me 

you may have this 'thought' (or willingness) at some stage either doing sewa or path to see Guruji in front of you! your subconscious mind had this 'thought' stored in it. and its simple that you have processed this 'thought' again while sleeping and you saw this beautiful dream! 

good work and keep doing it please! 

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Too many of these threads. 

You're not supposed to tell a third party. As tempting as it is to showoff and impress others, it's dead wrong. 

You aren't special or unique. Who knows how many Sikhs around the world experience such visions and dreams. It's very common.

What's impressive is if you act upon these visions, which usually necessitates a total life and mindset transformation. 

Only you know what your mind was occupied by during the weeks or days or hours leading up to this experience. Think back and you'll understand your experience in the context it arrived.

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