This is a highly potent *mantra sadhana* (spiritual practice) that can provide answers to many of your questions through dreams. The mantra described here is extremely effective. The Goddess Swapneshwari is very popular among Tantriks because the results of her mantras manifest very quickly.
Unfortunately, due to a lack of knowledge, some ignorant people claim that the Goddess of Dreams is actually a form of Karna Pishachini, whereas Swapneshwari is, in reality, a form of Mother Gauri.
Practicing this mantra will empower you to find answers to many significant questions within your dreams.
Procedure:
1. Begin this *Sadhana* (spiritual practice) at midnight on a Monday during the *Shukla Paksha* (waxing phase of the moon).
2. Sit facing North on a *Kusha* grass mat and place a low wooden platform (*chowki*) in front of you.
3. Spread a white cloth over it and install an idol or *Yantra* of Goddess Durga on a copper plate.
4. Light a lamp filled with *Desi Ghee* (clarified butter) and some incense sticks.
5. Worship your Guru, Lord Ganesha, Shiva, Parvati, Narayana, Lakshmi, and finally, Goddess Swapneshwari.
6. Perform the worship of the idol or *Yantra* using the *Panchopchar* method (worship with five offerings).
7. Make a solemn resolve (*Sankalp*) to attain *Swapna Siddhi*—the ability to receive answers to any questions through dreams.
The *Sadhana* (spiritual practice) should be performed at the same time every night.
After completing the daily mantra chanting, you should go to sleep immediately without speaking to anyone.
Once this *Sadhana* is complete, whenever a question arises in your mind, simply chant the mantra 11 times and go to sleep immediately.
You will certainly receive the answer to your question. However, remember that dreams are a medium for learning; not everything seen in a dream should be taken as literal truth.
Everything you see in your dream has a specific meaning, and you should try to understand its significance by consulting a Brahmin (priest or scholar).
Whatever God, your father, a *Brahmin*, a *Guru*, or the Divine Cow (*Gau Mata*) say or do should be interpreted within the context of the dream. Whatever they say in a dream is true. If you see them looking at you with anger or happiness in a dream, it implies that they are—or will be—angry or happy with you in real life as well.
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