חלום
DREAM:
1.
For a bad dream, say in the morning, "The dreams speak vainly."
2.
For a good dream, say in a tone of wonderment, "Could it be that
dreams speak vainly, when it is written 'In a dream I speak to him,”
(Bamidbar,
12:6) [describing the way G-d communicates with prophets.]
3.
One who conducts himself modestly in the lavatory his dreams will be
settled.
4.
Through speaking disparagingly about a tzaddik
who has passed away one is shown nightmares.
5.
One who sees nightmares, it is a sign that a son or student will turn
heretic in public (lit. burn the food he is cooking).
BOOK
TWO:
1.
One who wants his dreams to be realized should write them in his
ledger, and the day, the hour, and the place.
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