Five dreams of Lord Krishna said to be auspicious in dream science, signalling change in life
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According to Swapnashastra, or dream science, certain dreams linked to Lord Krishna are considered very auspicious. Such dreams are said to bring positive change to one's life and also the blessings of Lord Krishna. Here are the Krishna-related dreams that are counted as auspicious.
The first is a dream of Laddu Gopal, the child form of Krishna. If you have this dream, it means a new guest may arrive in the life of you or a married member of your family. The dream is also taken as a sign of happiness coming into the home. After the dream, one should meditate on Lord Krishna in the morning and sing his aarti.
The second is seeing Krishna play the flute. If Lord Krishna appears playing the flute in a dream, it means happiness is coming into your life. Another meaning given for this dream is that stress and troubles may go away and you may find a solution to all your problems. The dream is also considered a sign of sweetness in romantic relationships.
The third is performing Janmashtami puja with one's family. If you see yourself performing, or preparing for, Janmashtami puja with your family, it is considered a highly auspicious dream. It is said to mean that Lord Krishna is pleased with your devotion and may bless you with good fruits in life.
The fourth is seeing Krishna eat butter. Seeing Lord Krishna eat butter in a dream means you may gain wealth and prosperity in life. It is also considered a symbol of financial well-being and growth in business.
The fifth is seeing Krishna with Radha Rani. Seeing Krishna with Radha Rani in a dream means positive changes may come in your married and romantic relationships. After this dream, good luck may also be with you, and you may advance on the path of progress in life.
This information on subjects such as religion, astrology, Vastu and Feng Shui is meant only for readers' information. Before trying any practice related to it, it is necessary to take the advice of experts.
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