What are the 14 dreams of mata trishla devi?

In Jainism, Queen Trishala (also known as Mata Trishla Devi), the mother of Lord Mahavira (the 24th Tirthankara), had 14 auspicious dreams on the night when Mahavira was conceived. These dreams are considered highly significant and symbolize the virtues and greatness of the soul that was to be born. Here are the 14 dreams:

1. Elephant: Symbolizes strength and royalty.
2. Bull: Represents religious pursuit and dharma.
3. Lion: Signifies power and future leadership.
4. Goddess Lakshmi: Indicates immense prosperity.
5. Garland of flowers: Symbolizes fame and popularity.
6. Full moon: Represents peace and spiritual knowledge.
7. Sun: Denotes the dispelling of ignorance.
8. Flag: Represents victory and success.
9. Golden Vase: Signifies abundance and purity.
10. Lotus Lake: Symbolizes purity and detachment.
11. Ocean of milk: Represents purity and limitless virtues.
12. Celestial palace: Indicates the soul’s high status.
13. Heap of jewels: Symbolizes immense wisdom and virtues.
14. Smokeless fire: Denotes pure spiritual energy and the destruction of karmas.

These dreams are commemorated in Jain rituals and art, especially during the celebration of Mahavira’s birth (Mahavir Jayanti).