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Dream Summary
The dreamer attended a worship service where Priests Hochi and Jobutsu explored themes of spiritual connection and self-transcendence. The ceremony involved teachings about the Buddha's influence and symbolic gestures of stepping on the heads of participants.
Interpretation
Connection with spirituality Transformation through change An invitation to introspect Transcendence and losing the self
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