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I bought a coconut!

I managed to get the coconut-water out, it is very delicious!

I did not manage to break the coconut to get to the coconut-meat! I banged for ages with both a knife and a hammer but without success.

Any ideas?

Hard to say really, a few thoughts come to mind though.

Its likely something that has been building up. It could be an emotion from elsewhere in your life that is bleeding over. It says more about your particular relation with spirituality, or these forms of spirituality, than spirituality itself. I've learned from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and taking cold showers that doing things you find valuable and beneficial even when you don't feel emotionally motivated to do so has value.

What do you think it means, this mood? I very rarely have feelings of this type, once every half decade or so, and I think they are significant. A sense of dissatisfaction, repulsion, almost disgust can be a kind of sickness, I think it would be wise to pay attention.

This morning I woke up with a deep sense of dissatisfaction over all things spiritual. I often do my meditation in the morning, but today I did not feel like it at all. Maybe it was the dream I had (about trying to catch a group of mice and hamsters with my bare hands) but even reading spiritual books made me feel repulsed.

I tried thinking of Papaji, of Nisargadatta, of Osho, and none of it felt like it was of any worth. It was as if in the night there I had communed with some deep part of myself, and it had told me, these things were not proper guides. And there was an emotional reaction on my part, I believed and actually felt something real about this.

Once someone in a similar mood went to see Nisargadatta, and he said it was a valuable state in which deep work could be done. Oh the irony, that a valueless piece of writing should be giving me advice.

I think that a meditation practice is a beckoning to the disassembly of our ego based identity.
If one's meditation has been limited to specific externals factors (like moods) then that process of disassembly will inevitably lead you to whatever attachments keep that ego structure still standing.
What you call a dissatisfying mood is actually what your practice has been beckoning to.
This dissatisfying mood is your teacher, either as the limit of how far into the deconstruction you are currently prepared to venture into..or the door through which such limitations can be transcended.

One of the primary reasons for setting up and keeping to a formal meditation schedule is to help us move that practice beyond the limitations of our likes and dislikes.

I suspect your current dissatisfaction holds the potential of deeper meditative depths beyond what you have yet to have experienced.

My first reaction when reading the OP was to say that maybe (!) there is another area of life which warrants your attention at this time, instead of spirituality.

The other option, which comes to mind now, is that you might have overdone something, such as reading, etc.