Dream Symbol · Universal Language of Mind
Elevated spaces, transcendence, lofty perspectives.
According to CHITTA's Universal Language of Mind, sky-place in a dream represents Elevated spaces, transcendence, lofty perspectives. In the Language of Mind, a sky-place is not a fantasy of escape or "rising above your troubles" — it is the superconscious mind, the highest division of your own consciousness, entered as a state of being.
In the Language of Mind, a sky-place is not a fantasy of escape or "rising above your troubles" — it is the superconscious mind, the highest division of your own consciousness, entered as a state of being. Read the form and function: a place is always a state of mind, and the objects in it are the thoughts composing that state; the sky is the realm above all others, the region of the spirit that holds your life's blueprint and feeds you lifeforce. So a place set in the sky is your subconscious showing you that you have lifted, for a moment, into superconscious awareness — touching the part of you that knows your true purpose. Examine where in your waking life you have been operating from this higher vantage: making a choice not from reasoning or feeling, but from a quiet, whole knowing of who you are meant to be. Notice the variations. A radiant, light-filled sky-place is awareness flooding in — you are conscious of this higher guidance; a dim, cloud-shrouded one is that same guidance present but unrecognized, a purpose you have not yet let yourself see. To stand there is one symbol read clean — but who met you in that place, and what you reached toward, 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.