Understanding predictable dreams and following them properly can lead to many beneficial results!

Ma Harshi Vedavyas has shown in the Brahmasutra that dreams are a symbol of future auspicious and inauspicious events. When a particular state of mind arises during a dream, the subconscious catches signs of future events. Sages and sages bring the state of mind through meditation so that it is able to perform Trikaladarshan. Maharshi Patanjali also explains the dream in the Yogasutra, saying that when a person enters the unconscious state by his own will or naturally from the conscious state, there comes a time when a semi-conscious state of the two arises.

Dreams are produced during this period so it is called dream state. In this state, the scenes that a person sees in his sleep corresponding to his physical and mental activities are known as dreams. Dreams change on a daily basis according to the prevailing nature and situation of everyone. Professor Kelvin Hall, a world-renowned American dream specialist, says that the scenes that appear under the hypotheses that occur during sleep are called dreams. Dreaming is a kind of mental process. His ideology is in complete harmony with Indian philosophers.

Modern psychology shows that the dream is a personal document of a person's mind. It is the top secret diary of the unknown mind. It provides more information about the person than it does on outside theories. Only by studying dreams can we identify ourselves. Calvin Hall considers dreams to be a very meaningful and accurate record. He has analyzed the dreams of tens of thousands of ordinary people. Based on this he shows in his book 'The Meaning of Dremas' -' Dreams are pictures of what the mind thinks and only those who are properly trained in it are able to understand. No matter how meaningless and ridiculous the dream may seem at first glance, it should not be underestimated. Many times it is a foretaste of future events. Along with that it is useful to manifest physical-mental health of the person naturally by acting like therapy. The British psychologist Anne Faraday says in her book 'Dream Power' that a dream fulfills a need, not a wish fulfillment. Interpreting dreams and using them also improves human relationships, academic and professional relationships. Also useful in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

Calpurnia, the third wife of the great Roman emperor Julius Caesar, was born on March 15, BC. On the night of the 7th, he had a dream in which he saw her weeping the next day with her hair uncovered and the head of Julius Caesar, who had died in her lap. Her husband's body is bloody. She told her husband about the dream and insisted that he not go to the Senate the next day, but Caesar did not believe in the dream and went to work. At the same time, Kalpurnian's dream came true. The next day i.e. AD. Caesar was assassinated in a brutal, brutal attack by a group of senators led by his friend Burtus during a Senate meeting at the Theater of Pompey in Rome on March 12. The killer senators struck him three times with a deadly weapon. Kalpurnia then wept hysterically, keeping Caesar's bloody corpse in her lap with her hair uncovered, in the same way she had dreamed the day before. We need to think that if Caesar had obeyed his wife, Calpurnia, he would have survived!

It's not that foreshadowing can't stop the damage! There have also been some cases in which damage has been prevented. Julius Dittman of Cleveland once dreamed that the dam near his house had suddenly broken and the whole area was flooded. People are trying to save their lives. That includes himself! The dream was quite clear. He remembered exactly that.

Knowing that most of his dreams were coming true, he ran to the prison authorities and told them about his dream. He also said that most of his dreams have come true in the past. The officers of the dam heard the sound of truth in his voice. He decided to investigate immediately. The four officers went out together to inspect the dam.

When they reached a place, their amazement did not go away! He saw that there was a big aperture in one place and a rushing stream of water was coming out of it and the aperture was getting bigger. Attempts to fill it were unsuccessful. People were immediately instructed to evacuate and reach a safe place.

Everyone in the area rushed to the rescue. It even had Julius Dittman in it! An hour later the dam broke and there was waterlogging all around. Farms and houses were badly damaged. Water seeped into the houses and damaged their furniture. No casualties were reported as all the people had evacuated. The credit for this goes to Julius Dittman's dream. After this incident the people of Cleveland came to have full faith in the dream.

Winfield Scott Stratton, America's first billionaire of the nineteenth century, lost a lot of money by failing in business. Then on July 7, 191, he had a dream in which an angel came to him and said - 'I will show you a place from the mountain. There you dig. There is a gold mine. You will become rich by getting it. ' Strat easily found the place the angel had shown him in the dream.

While digging this 'Independence Mine' in Cripple Creek, Colorado, they found a lot of gold. From 18 to 19, he earned 1 million a year. In 19, he sold the mine for 11 million. Thus, in a dream, he became America's first billionaire!