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Dream Summary
The dreamer was asked by Dharma Master Kakugon to instruct a group in spiritual teachings, but after failing to do so, the group lost interest, prompting a movement to continue the worship service elsewhere for Buddha’s nirvana.
Interpretation
The presence of the Dharma Master indicates spiritual authority and wisdom. The act of being asked to teach signifies a call to share knowledge or take on a leadership role. The loss of interest might symbolize feelings of inadequacy or doubts about one's abilities. Moving the worship service could suggest a shift in spiritual or personal focus. The Buddha’s nirvana points to themes of enlightenment and peace.
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