>>261598
He said he had a dream, not a vision. But that doesn't mean the dream had no meaning, or wasn't guided by God for personal encouragement. It is important to keep in mind it might not be from God and the Blessed Virgin, and that if it is divine it must be interpreted according to what we already know God desires for us.
Dream interpretation is very individual, and uses symbolism differently based on one's experiences and concepts.
If I had had this dreaam, I would find it pretty straightforward…
Whether inspired or constructed from previous knowledge, the dream is an allegory of the spiritual life.
The campus riot may seem like a BlackLivesMatter or #NeverTrump newsflash, but that is just the present occasion. It symbolizes the chaos and violence of the world. Christians flee the world for the things of God. Under the earth is often associated with Hell, but here, it is a holy retreat. Like the early Church, you are retreating into the catacombs. From age to age, Christians emerge, and always return to the subterranean silence that is away from the world.
The three women are muses who offer a possible solution, a form of natural peace, which the pagans knew. They are (I suppose) enticing, and sympathetic. In rejecting the trio, you reject their well-meaning, but misleading snares; rejecting women sets you contrary modern wisdom, but perhaps they wish you well as you meditate in Christian form.
In using hesychasm, you ascend to communion with Mary, Mother of God, blessed even among women, and have received a greater good than the earthly women you have surpassed. Through knowing the Virgin, you finally come to know the Son, Jesus the Prince of Peace, and found Light in the Darkness.