What seeing the moon in a dream on Kojagiri Purnima means, according to Swapnashastra

Seeing the moon on the night of Kojagiri Purnima is considered special from a religious and cultural point of view. If the moon appears in a dream on the same night, people want to know what it means. In Swapnashastra, the traditional lore of dreams, the sight of a full moon is regarded as a sign of peace of mind, joy and positive changes in life.

Swapnashastra holds that everything seen in a dream, big or small, has some meaning. People often dismiss dreams as trivial, but according to the texts, a deep meaning lies behind each thing. The place of the things seen in a dream and their number can also change the meaning considerably.

Most people pay more attention when they see a snake, monkey, cow or other animal in a dream. Seeing the moon is thought to be ordinary, and few notice it. But a direct sight of the moon is considered very special, because it holds many auspicious signs. According to Swapnashastra, seeing the moon in a dream is linked to peace of mind, calm, creativity and auspicious signs. The effect depends on the condition in which the moon appeared.

A bright full moon is taken as a sign of a wish being fulfilled, happiness in the family, financial gain and foreign travel. Seeing a half moon is described as very auspicious. It points to new changes in life, progress in business or career, financial gain, and happiness and peace in married life.

A moon seen among clouds means some of your suppressed wishes may remain unfulfilled, or obstacles may come up in work. A red moon is considered inauspicious. It indicates mental stress, struggle or the possibility of bad news. Seeing a moon that is whole may signal family discord, separation or deteriorating health.

If two moons appear in a dream, Swapnashastra says there is a tug of war and confusion in your mind over a major decision, or you are being pulled in two different directions.

Seeing the moon in a dream during pregnancy is generally regarded as an auspicious and positive dream. It symbolises peace, joy, prosperity and a settled mind. It means the coming days will be happy for you and the child to be born.

These matters relating to religion, astrology, Vastu and Feng Shui are meant only for readers' information. It is necessary to consult an expert before trying any practice connected with them.