Dear Josh Mac,
Horses are an expression of Will and Will Power. Highly Evolved Souls and Dreamers arrive at the point where they must learn to Ride -- to tame their own Wild and Powerful Horse.
In your dream you are only a spectator. You are evaluating Wills and Will Powers other than your own. And you want to pick a Winner. You are a follower. The focus of your life is on hitching your wagon behind somebody elses successful winning horse.
Now, I am a bit puzzled concerning that seductive little spirit that managed to fill you with some energy and which made promises of power to you. I would like to know more about the quality of the light. If there was some real Luminosity and briteness, then I would say you lucked out and you have been offered Spiritual Sponsorship by a Angelic Spirit. But if the room had turned dark, then what you might have with your dream is something of a Faustian Deal with the Devil.. or a little demon.
I've had similar dream motifs. There are Dark Spirits that make seductive promises, but then one falls into a scheme of Spiritual Cannabalism where by such Dark Spirits go about sucking the Energy from you.
Heck, I once read a treatice entitled "On Spiritual Cannabalism" which warned of various Gurus who were adept at doing the exact opposite of Shaktipat -- of transmitting energy to Students and Devotees. These Dark Gurus entice members in with broad promises and then draws energy from them.
How can the Spritual Consumer tell the difference between the White and the Dark, between the Good and the Bad. Well, it comes down to the Quality of the Light. If one is filled with Light, then one has been given energy.
During a Dream one should easily perceive any Spiritual Light, and the absense of such Light should be a Warning Sign.
If there was some White Light, or any Translucent Light of whatever happy hue and tint, then you are Blessed. But in that context, when you were offerred One Wish by the Gin of the Lamp, all you could think of was to ask for a skanky whore of middling quality. it reminds me of the joke about the '12 inch pianist'.
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