— Megh Raj Joshi, Delhi

Both dreams symbolise your regression to childhood days. At that time, every grownup seems quite huge. Small and distant figures reflect the distant past.

Occasionally, I find myself day-dreaming. Why is this so and what is the result of this tendency?

— Reader, Chandigarh.

Day-dreaming is not uncommon or abnormal. It is a continuation of the trend of our thoughts. It is not harmful as long as it does not interfere with your routine. If you become addicted to it, you will have to undergo psychotherapy to unlearn this habit.

I am a 29-year-old man. I dreamt that I was becoming blind. — Naik Singh, Gurdaspur

Any culture would interpret such a dream as being unlucky. It implies a decline from riches to poverty. Psychologically, it could be interpreted as a desire not to notice something that does not meet with your favour.

I am a 21-year-old student. I dreamt that I was in a fairyland. The fairies told me that I was very goodlooking. Should I believe this?

— Vikram Bhandari; Ambala

Vikram, 21 years is too grown-up to believe in fairies and devils. Moreover, beauty is from within. If you are beautiful from inside, you feel beautiful and so emit beauty.

I am a 21-year-old married woman. In my dream, I was driving a car, that rammed into a truck.

— Hema More; Ganganagar

Such a dream forewarns you of imminent danger. Be cautious for the next few days.

I am a 50-year-old man. I dreamt that I was walking through marshy land.

— Gurdas Singh, Kalka

Take care of your health. Do not overwork or worry a lot. Keep an eye on the conduct of your relatives as improper conduct on their part can lead to unhappiness for you.

— Vinaya Katoch