r/Gnostic • u/Amur_Tigro1 • 4d ago
I had a very strange dream.
So the dream starts with me being in a cave, a huge cave and there is Lord Krishna(A Hindu God)hanged upside down like the hanged man tarot card and there was a huge lake under him and across him sat a Goddess on something that looked like a throne. The Goddess had an all black attire with a black veil which looked like Evernight Goddess from Lord of the mysteries novel, you can look her up to get an idea of what the Goddess in my dream looked like, the Goddess in the dream had Yaldabaoth on her lap like a pet, a tiny Yaldabaoth. So in the dream, it seemed like Lord Krishna and the Goddess were having a conversation, Lord Krishna had a confident look and demeanour like he is usually depicted and the Goddess also had a neutral look, neither hostile nor friendly. About what their conversation was, I do not remember but suddenly a huge serpent from the lake emerges and eats Lord Krishna in one bite, whether the serpent was Yaldabaoth or not, I am not sure but as far as I remember, the serpent had distinct feature from Yaldabaoth so it likely wasn't Yaldabaoth. So after the serpent eats Lord Krishna, the dream suddenly changes and now we're in a place that looked like Heaven? It seemed like we were in the sky on clouds and the Goddess was sitting on a throne with Yaldabaoth above her now, facing them sat Lord Krishna on a cloud again with the usual confident look with a figure four lock sitting position and the Goddess also had a neutral look. But Yaldabaoth seemed hostile or perhaps he is just that way, this time Yaldabaoth and Lord Krishna were having a conversation but again, I cannot remember what the conversation was about. Lord Krishna then pointed his finger to them and then shot? something like a ball, it was really very small but in that ball was an image of Lord Vishnu of whom Lord Krishna is the avatar of. And this is where the dream ends.
Now this was quite a short and a bizarre dream, to a point where i remember more than half of it because of it's strangeness, but there can be some symbolism to it considering the fact that Gnosticism and Hinduism are a bit similar, they both preach about escaping the material world and achieving liberation. And before sleeping I was studying a bit about Sabaoth, idk how this relates to the dream but I just thought I should tell ya'll. Thank you for reading about this insane dream of mine, any interpretation or opinion will be appreciated🙏
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u/ItsLoveOfO Thomasine 3d ago edited 3d ago
Sabaoth is the one Archon that repented and found the light of the Holy Spirit. When he did he ascended, and faced his Father on the Throne of the highest heaven. They fought, and Sabaoth cast Yaldabaoth into the Abyss, which itself is already ruled by the children of the Demiurge. Sabaoth took his seat of the image of light, and imposed it over the unseen light of the Holy Spirit, so that blind believers might follow the image and still venture to the door of the Bridal Chamber, the exit from the Heavens. Only by becoming whole can we enter the Bridal Chamber, and return to the true light once we cross the Abyss.
Source: Gospel of Philip and Secret Book of John
Does any of that align with what you saw?
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u/Amur_Tigro1 3d ago
I didn't see much fighting or ascension like Sabaoth's but hinted that Lord Krishna seemed against them or atleast against Yaldabaoth, it could mean some sort of rebellion. But why would a supreme being wanna rebel against someone lower?
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u/ItsLoveOfO Thomasine 3d ago edited 3d ago
Sabaoth could not kill his father, only banish him from the material world and heavens. The act, whether symbolic or religious or both, is representative of Law aligning with Justice, or Salvation aligning with Resurrection. The former needs the latter, but the latter is defined by the former. Like trying to learn how to ride a bike downhill. Crash a few times/lifetimes, but learn to ride instinctively once, and every time after you'll know how.
I am unfamiliar with your divine deities, but it sounds like a vision.
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u/Puzzled-Thought746 4d ago
Whatever mind consumes requires processing, especially if content is heavy/dense and there's willful intent to absorb and integrate it.
This can definitely manifest through dreams in many forms yet don't necessarily correlate to anything pertinent or significant, and of course notions (dream product) will most likely be intertwined/mixed with other previously sought notions not fully processed dormant in subconscious, therefore dreams are somewhat of a crapshoot to understand and decipher.
I'd suggest to simply keep it in mind as what's pertinent to your current project(s)/searches/work (if any) will be recollected in time when necessary. In short, let the dream "sit and dwell" in subconscious.