True dreams that are conformable to facts and reality, are among the reasons to prove the distinction of the soul from body. As a matter of fact, the soul leaves the body during sleep, and participates in the dream activity.

      That, which Freud considered the dream to be an expression of our suppressed wishes, or the outcome of unresolved problems arising in real life, does not explain the existence of True Dreams; or the dreams that come to pass exactly as they were dreamt.

      Many a time, a person dreams of something unknown to him, and yet the dream comes to pass a couple of years later more or less.

      Once I myself dreamt of a house of three stories, situated in another city with such a special form that I had never thought of. There were two young girls in a certain place of the house, one of them known and the other unknown to me. I tried to catch the one I knew but I failed.

      Two years later it happened that I went to that city, and to that very house, and things happened to be as I saw them in my dream a hundred percent true!

      Almost all people have had some sort of a true dream that have come to pass. In QURÄN, it is narrated that Joseph explained the Pharaoh's dream of seven fat cows being eaten by seven lean cows, as a prophecy of seven years of famine following seven good years.

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      Aِ Prophets, apostles, saints and all the men of God, have been convinced that the soul is immortal and separable from the body. Such godly persons never tell lies and are truthful and trustworthy, and we better deny them not.

      Bِ ``Self'' is indivisible, but the body is divisible and therefore they should be different entities.

      Cِ The Soul is attracted by morals, philosophy and divine phenomenons, and knowledge. It must therefore be of the divine nature, as the birds of a feather fly together, or flock together.

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