3/19/2024
I hear the sound of ghungroo at the place where I lived as a kid. I tell my mom I heard the sound of a ghungroo. As i look outside i see a little girl in red dress running around and playing but not looking at us. I tried to affectionately call her but words dont escape my mouth. Have a sense of shock as i see her and maybe some sort of fear caused the words to not come out of my mouth. As she leaves our vision I tell my mom that i heard it earlier that day and saw her earlier. She must be around 4 or 5, just about th age of my daughter whom i havrnt seen for a couple of months now. The visual out of the window was pitch black and all i could see was the girl run away from our side of the window, turn around and run back disappearing from our side of the window.
This dream appears to be a reflection of your longing and missing of your daughter, as well as the emotions surrounding this absence. The sound of ghungroo, a traditional Indian ankle bell often associated with dance, may symbolize a sense of joy and innocence that you associate with your childhood and your daughter. The little girl in the red dress represents the presence of your daughter, but her not looking at you or responding to your call may symbolize the distance and lack of connection you currently feel.
The inability to speak and the sense of shock and fear could reflect your frustration and helplessness in not being able to communicate or be with your daughter during this time. The darkness outside the window may represent the uncertainty or unknown aspects of the situation, as well as the feeling of being separated or isolated.
Overall, this dream suggests a deep longing and desire to be reunited with your daughter, and the emotional impact her absence has on you. It may be a reflection of your subconscious processing of these feelings and a reminder of the importance of reconnecting with her.