Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dream features a holy man, possibly Kasyapa, whom the dreamer adorns with many necklaces. The holy man returns later in the dream. The dream takes place during a time of prayer focused on spiritual precepts.
Interpretation
The presence of a holy figure like Kasyapa suggests spiritual guidance and enlightenment. The necklaces may symbolize spiritual gifts, adornment, or blessings. The act of giving may reflect generosity, devotion, or commitment to spiritual practice.
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