Yoga Prevents Dream Content

How to discover your dreams

Yogin practices focus on the dream state. The notion is to use practices that help one to find complete comprehension while transmuting the mind to realize the visions through mediation. The visions go beyond Maya at this state, which the goal is to find Thatness and move toward escaping the deceptions that trap the mind. Yogin then reaches his visions and discovers realization, as well as his truths, which represent his language.

Yogin works toward avoiding diffusing the content of his dreams, once he visualizes the dots that he conjured from the brows of his eyes. If the dot does not appear to present the true meaning of his dreams, yogin continues mediating day and night. The goal is to find resolve within self. The dots represent organs, or parts of the body.

Once yogin comprehends his dreams, he begins the process of preventing the dots from diffusing into the state of awakens. At this point, the yogin moves to practice level four, which comprises of avoidance of diffusing the dream and awaken state.

How he avoids diffusing:
His goal is to avoid fatigue, mental and physical afflictions, and negativity. Maya succeeds to teach the yogin to use prayer, meditation, breathing, posture, attitude, reflections, etc, teaching him to comprehend his dreams. The dreams must be awaken in an effort to accomplish comprehension. The goal is to provide the body with proper nutrients, exercise, etc, which reflects on the mind, thus driving fatigue, which in turn delivers a deep sleep. In summary, one does not allow fatigue to override the mental intelligence, rather learns to use fatigue as a compliment to rest the body and mind properly in an effort to understand one's dreams.

The content of the dreams however do not change necessarily. Using "Pot-Shaped" workouts, the yogin works toward resolve. Resolve comes through meditation, visualization, etc, which dots are the focus. The dots rest between the yogin eyebrows.

Once the yogin has mastered comprehension, transmutation, realization, and meditation, the physical and mental status is restored through rebirth. In summary, the mind does not reflect on recollected thinking.

In addition, yogin moves to avoid impurities, contaminations, etc, so that he takes delivery of Samadhi's initiation. He then moves to reform envisages of the dot in his mind, which the root of his focus rests on the organs of his origination. Diffusions help him to discover afflictions of the mind and body, thus working toward understanding his dream, and resolving the obstacles. Rather yogin starts minimizing the obstacles so that his mind and body finds relief.

Yogin then moves to reduce negativity while focusing on his future dreams. At this point yogin finds discipline. Yogin uses the "Pot-Shape" to visualize his dreams during his meditation.

Moreover, yogin proceeds to uproot his generative organs while continuing his journey into Divine Worship, or Prayer. He then discovers how to appease or win the favor of Dakinis and Viras. (Viras comes to knowledge and awareness: Dakinis represents the symbol of the female, who enlightens the mind)

Once yogin comes to develop knowledge and awareness, and once yogin becomes enlightened, he moves to transmutation. At this point, yogin sees his dream. For instance, if yogin sees a bloody death in his dreams, he moves to realization that he can get past the dreams that haunt his mind. As yogin begins to transmute his dreams, he realizes his happy state of mind, and comprehends that he can achieve his highest goals without falling to supernatural disturbances.

Finally, yogin has arrived at realization. Realization takes yogin to Maya, which he then starts to terminate any fears that trap his mind and body.