Grandmaster Dreams

Dreams have always been a source of mystery, inspiration and the

longing for something more. Dreams can have deep meaning or no

meaning. Knowing what your dreams mean, or don't mean can shine

light into the darker areas of our lives, or give the insight or

inspiration to move forward. The most powerful dreams are those

where real changes occur in the waking world following the action

in the dream. Following are some of the most profound dreams of

Grandmaster JiMong Choe.

While still a boy, Grandmaster dreamt of being alone on a mountain. When he looked up the mountain, he saw a

bright light shining from the earth to the heavens. Naturally curious, Grandmaster went to investigate, and found an

opening in the mountainside. Inside the opening was a Golden Buddha, emanating the light of Wisdom. This was a

powerful dream and a harbinger of the course of Grandmaster's life. All of Grandmaster's family and his mother's monk

associates marveled at this due to its prophetic nature and hidden meaning.

Another dream occurred while Grandmaster

was at An Shim Sa. Residents of the temple

were getting sick and no one knew why. Grandmaster

had a dream of a stream that people were using as a

latrine. Grandmaster told the dream to the head nun.

In his description Grandmaster described the

surrounding terrain in detail. The Nun, An Shim Sa

Su Nim, immediately recognized the area Grandmaster

described. Such was the clarity of Grandmaster's vision that the Nun took a group of monks and Grandmaster up

the mountain. Upon arriving at the site, which Grandmaster had only seen in his dream, they found the evidence

of human waste. This was polluting the stream that supplied the water for the Temple.

Many years after the passing of

An Shim Sa Su Nim, Grandmaster

dreamt of visiting her. In this

dream Grandmaster begins in a

park, and across a stream on the

far hill is an idyllic neighborhood

with peaceful houses. Grandmaster

crosses the bridge to the other

side and once across follows

his intuition towards one of the

houses. Upon arrival, Grandmaster

is greeted by his old mentor, An

Shim Sa Su Nim. Grandmaster spends time walking and talking with her, at peace and enjoying her spiritual company.

When they parted, Grandmaster crossed the bridge and returned to the park. Upon looking back, he found that the

houses and neighborhood had disappeared. It wasn't until Grandmaster returned to the park in a subsequent dream,

that it reappeared.

The third dream, and most powerful, occurred while Grandmaster was focusing on

mastering oriental medicine theory and technique. In this dream, while Grandmaster is

working on perfecting his Soo Ki technique, a monk approaches him, floating on a cloud.

The monk is his recently departed uncle, Dr. Yoon. He then offers the 5 Point Vajra to

Grandmaster and tells him it will help him. Grandmaster is reluctant to accept the

offer, intent on improving himself and helping others by merit of his own efforts.

The monk insisted, saying with confidence that this was what Grandmaster needed. Eventually, Grandmaster accepted

the 5 Point Vajra and the blessing from his uncle. Following the dream, Grandmaster Choe found that he had

intuitive wisdom and could tell what was wrong with a person or what they needed from the smallest exposure

or bit of information. Grandmaster's reputation grew and he soon found himself one of the highest members of the

Korean Soo Ki Association. Grandmaster has used and continues to use his uncanny perceptions and vajra powered

wisdom to help his fellow man and serve the community. Learn more about dream interpretation. Click Here!