Hurricane

In the Language of Mind, a hurricane is inner turmoil — a violent storm of thought churning through your consciousness. Read its form and function: a hurricane is wind and rain spun into chaos, and in this language wind is thought while rain is conscious experience pouring down. So a hurricane is your own thinking whipped into a destructive spiral, experience and thought colliding faster than you can hold them. Your subconscious is showing you a season where your mind has lost its calm center. Examine where in your waking life things feel out of control on the inside — a worry looping, a decision torn in two directions, pressure building with no still eye to stand in. Read the variations: if you are bracing inside the storm, you are caught in the turmoil; if you watch it approach from a distance, a part of you senses the upheaval coming and is being warned to prepare your mind before it lands. The wind that drives it is thought, and the floodwater it raises is experience you have not yet calmed into understanding — both are still speaking. Your subconscious talks to you every night in this exact language; CHITTA is simply where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.