Sometimes a surging vibrational flow from this supra-mental mind penetrates the subconscious mind during sleep and a special kind of dream results - an "intuitional dream." Like other intuitional flashes, intuitional dreads are more likely to occur when the mind has been intensely concentrated on some particular problem or topic and become charged with the psychic force necessary to penetrate the super-conscious. The chemist Mendeleev, after concentrating intensity on the mysterious relation between the chemical properties of various substances and their atomic structures, fell asleep. In a dream, he saw the periodic table of the elements laid out before him, and upon awakening, he quickly copied it down.
Thus, there are really two types of dreams: ordinary dreams - the disjointed mosaic of the previous day's subconscious impressions - and intuitional dreams which, like the prophetic dreams of Joseph in the Ole\d Testament, are inspired by the super-conscious mind.
A farmer in a small village in India was desperate because his favorite son was dying of a disease no doctor could even diagnose, much less cure. With his mind intently focused on his son's condition, he slept; and during sleeps his concentrated mind, like an arrow, pierced into the all-expanded, super-conscious level - where, in its reservoir of wisdom, was the knowledge of the correct medicine to cure his son. But when the medicine appeared in his dream, it associated itself with an image stored in his subconscious mind: the image of the goddess Kali whom he worshipped daily in the temple. In his dream, he saw the goddess Kali floating majestically toward him with her hands outstretched, offering him the life-saving drug. He awoke with a start and ran to the herbalist and bought the medicine - and his son was cured. Then he donated all his crops to the Kali temple because, as he told everyone in the village, the all-merciful goddess had appeared to him in a dream to cure his son. But in reality, it was not Kali - it was his own super-conscious mind.
Thus, there are really two types of dreams: ordinary dreams - the disjointed mosaic of the previous day's subconscious impressions - and intuitional dreams which, like the prophetic dreams of Joseph in the Ole\d Testament, are inspired by the super-conscious mind.
A farmer in a small village in India was desperate because his favorite son was dying of a disease no doctor could even diagnose, much less cure. With his mind intently focused on his son's condition, he slept; and during sleeps his concentrated mind, like an arrow, pierced into the all-expanded, super-conscious level - where, in its reservoir of wisdom, was the knowledge of the correct medicine to cure his son. But when the medicine appeared in his dream, it associated itself with an image stored in his subconscious mind: the image of the goddess Kali whom he worshipped daily in the temple. In his dream, he saw the goddess Kali floating majestically toward him with her hands outstretched, offering him the life-saving drug. He awoke with a start and ran to the herbalist and bought the medicine - and his son was cured. Then he donated all his crops to the Kali temple because, as he told everyone in the village, the all-merciful goddess had appeared to him in a dream to cure his son. But in reality, it was not Kali - it was his own super-conscious mind.
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