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P.S. In reply to your question about the significance of your dream I would suggest the following: Where the body with its physical aspects does not obscure the soul - the Divine soul which every Jew possesses - then transgressions committed (even unknowingly) can be seen with the eyes of the soul in their true light, as "monstrosities"; and the persons committing them as "monsters." Thus, the dream or nightmare which you describe should be seen as an indication that certain things in the daily life have to be rectified by teshuvah. You should, therefore, review your daily conduct and strengthen your adherence to the way of the Torah, and then completely dismiss the dream from your mind, and G-d will surely bless you with hatzlocho.
Notes and sources
Published: The Letter & The Spirit 2, pg. 474
Note: Letters printed in "The Letter and the Spirit" are from the Archives of Rabbi Nissan Mindel A"H, the Rebbe's personal secretary entrusted with writing up the Rebbe's orally dictated responses. The “Nissan Mindel Archives” are comprised of secretarial copies, including first drafts, and may have subsequently been published with editorial changes. Therefore the letters as they appear in the book may not be the final signed version.
A Nightmare of Monsters
Source & Link: The Letter & The Spirit 2, pg. 474: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BIoweLveari9LheYTLmXWH4PTS2fc4xE/view?usp=drivesdk Alternative Source: