How did the beggar in the story What's Your Dream by Ruskin Bond explain what a dream was?

Answer 1

In the story "What's Your Dream" by Ruskin Bond, the beggar explains that a dream is a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep. He further elaborates that dreams are like a movie playing in your head while you sleep, and they can be pleasant or frightening. The beggar emphasizes that dreams are intangible but powerful experiences that can provide insights into one's subconscious thoughts and desires.

Answer 2

The beggar said a dream is something you want more than anything else in life. He explained you have to work for your dream, constantly moving toward that dream and you must discard everything that comes in the way of finding it.

He said you can't expect too much too quickly, and the hardest time is after you achieve your dream. It's easy to become greedy and want more, or careless and take everything for granted. When that happens, you lose your dream.

He went on to say each person must follow their own dream and not let anything stand in the way. And they shouldn't stand in the way of anyone else's dream.