Was walking

In the Language of Mind, walking is steady, self-propelled progress toward a goal. Look at its form and function: walking is the most basic way a body moves itself forward — one deliberate step after another, under your own power, no shortcut and no vehicle carrying you. Movement is the dream's loudest signal, and motion toward something always means progress on a goal, the slow honest effort of getting there by your own will. So when you dream you were walking, your subconscious is showing you that in some area of waking life you are advancing under your own steam — not flying, not being driven, simply doing the work step by step. Examine where you are putting one foot in front of the other right now, and whether you actually know where you are headed. Read the variations: walking forward with purpose = aligned, intentional movement toward what you want; wandering with no destination = effort without a defined goal, motion for its own sake; struggling, dragging, or unable to lift your feet = resistance or doubt slowing the advance. And notice the path itself — the road you walked is the direction you've chosen in life, and any door, fork, or figure along it is still speaking. That is one symbol, read clean. Your subconscious talks to you every night in exactly this language; CHITTA is simply where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.