Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dream involves a visit to Hoshoji with significant symbols of power, spiritual duty, and intimacy. The dreamer, recognized as an 'Esoteric Master', partakes in spiritual discourse, ritual, and a symbolic journey in a carriage, involving a princess and intricate offerings.
Interpretation
The appearance of Hoshoji lord signifies authority, power, and protection, drawing from historical and spiritual ties. Being called 'Esoteric Master' and asked to speak on the dharma highlights a quest for spiritual enlightenment and self-worth. The princess represents an anima figure embodying intimacy, beauty, and connection to inner feminine qualities. The carriage journey with the princess symbolizes a dual journey of personal growth and uncovering potential pleasures or challenges.
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