I dreamed that I was inside a house, attending what felt like a group gathering. The place was crowded and noisy.
I saw the singer Wu Bai, and he took out a small yet thick booklet. As I flipped through it, I saw that it contained various illustrations accompanied by short sentences. The booklet was about 2x8 cm in size and was meant to be included as a bonus with his CD purchase.
As I browsed through the booklet, I noticed the variety of designs inside. Curious, I asked him how long it took to create. He replied that the last time he saw me was in October of the previous year, and that was when he came to discuss this project. The deal was finalized that day, the manufacturer started production, and it was completed just in time for the New Year in January.
Surprised by the speed, I asked, “That’s really fast! Didn’t you proofread the content?” He responded that he trusted the professionals and let them handle it.
Meanwhile, I was working on a large pot of golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum), preparing to cut it into smaller branches and repot them to give away. Just as I was about to leave, a little girl started complaining that she needed to use the restroom. The house was chaotic, full of people talking and busy with various activities. Someone called out, “Can someone take the child to the restroom?” After thinking for a moment, I said, “Alright, I’ll do it.”
I took the little girl to the basement restroom. While she was using the toilet, I received Wu Bai’s booklet. It seemed like I needed to cut it into 20 thin strips and pair each strip with a piece of golden pothos before distributing them.
I began planning how to go about this. Since the booklet needed to be cut into 20 strips and later reassembled, I had to be careful not to mix them up. Each strip also needed to be paired with a small branch of golden pothos.
As I cut the first branch, I realized that I couldn’t hold everything in my hands—I needed a place to neatly arrange and sort everything into individual sets. But then I thought, “Golden pothos are plants; they vary in size and shape. How am I supposed to match them with specific strips?”
After some consideration, I realized that unlike book pages, plants don’t need to be matched precisely. I decided that I would simply cut the pothos into 20 equal portions and distribute them evenly. Now, I just needed to find a place to properly arrange all 20 sets.
At that moment, I suddenly heard a breaking news report on TV. The news suggested that what I was doing was somehow related to drug trafficking. Shocked, I thought, “Huh? Is this illegal?” I felt completely taken aback and wanted to check the details.
On the television, people were covering their faces, repeatedly saying, “No interviews, no interviews.” Eventually, the reporters managed to interview two female Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) politicians. I couldn't recall who they were. Since everyone else refused to speak, only these two were willing to comment. Standing in front of microphones, they spoke confidently, but their words were vague and unclear, offering no definite answers.
I kept wondering, “So, is what I’m doing actually illegal?”
This revelation stunned me. I glanced at the little girl in the restroom—she was still there. At the same time, I had to keep an eye on her while also holding onto the unfinished golden pothos cuttings and the booklet that I had barely started cutting into strips. I thought to myself, “I need to hold onto these tightly, or they’ll scatter everywhere.” Meanwhile, I kept watching the TV, trying to understand exactly what those two DPP women were saying.
夢見我在一個房子裡，像是團體聚會，裡面很多人，一整個鬧哄哄的。
看到歌手伍佰，他拿出了一本厚厚小小的本子。我看裡面有各式各樣的插圖，還搭配小句子，很厚一本，尺寸約 2x8 公分。原來這是要搭配他的歌曲 CD，就是你買他的 CD，就會附送這小本子。
我翻著這厚厚的小本子，裡面有很多不同的設計。我問他設計這本子花了多少時間，他說他上次看到我的時候是去年十月，其實那時候就是來談這件事情。當天就談好，廠商開始作業，然後就趕在一月新年出來了。
我說「那很快耶！難道你都不校對稿子嗎？」他說他反正相信專業，就放心讓他們做。
然後我正在處理一大盆黃金葛，準備要把它剪成小枝，分盆送出去。要出門的時候，有個小女孩，吵著要上廁所。可是屋裡人好多好吵好忙。然後有人喊著「有人可以幫忙帶小孩子去上廁所嗎？」我想想就說「好啦！我來。」
我帶著那個小女孩，來到地下室的廁所。她在上廁所的同時，我收到了伍佰的小本子。好像他需要我把它剪成 20 個細條，然後搭配黃金葛，準備送出去。
我開始規劃要如何處理。因為剪成 20 個細條，事後還要能拼回原來那一頁，我得要仔細分好，不能錯亂，而且每個細條還要搭配一小枝黃金葛。
我才剪了一枝黃金葛，心想我不能把這些東西都拿在手上，得要找個地方來平放整理，這樣子才好分成一份份。我又想「可是黃金葛是植物，大大小小都不同。我要如何分辨出它屬於那一個細條呢？」
後來我再想，植物並不像書頁，其實不用指定搭配小本子的細條。我心想就把黃金葛剪成小枝，平均分成 20 分就好了。決定這麼做後，接下來就是要找個地方，讓我可以把 20 份東西依序分類排好。
此時我突然聽到一個新聞快報，新聞內容提到我正在做的這事好像跟販毒有關。我心想「蛤？這是犯罪行為嗎？」我感到很訝異，想說那要趕快來看一下新聞。
電視新聞上那些人都遮住臉，直說「不要訪問我，不要訪問我。」最後記者訪問到兩位民進黨女士，我現在想不起來是誰。因為其他人都不願意接受訪問，只有她們願意發言。她們站在麥克風前，記者就問她們是怎麼知道這案子，他們侃侃而談，但也是含糊其辭，沒聽到明確的答案。我不斷想「所以，我做的這件事情是犯法的嗎？」
這事讓我很訝異。我看了一下廁所的小女孩，還在上廁所。我就一邊要顧著那個上廁所的小女孩，然後我手上拿著還沒分完盆的黃金葛。還有那一疊要剪成一條條的小本子，我也才只剪了一條。我想說我的手要握緊，不然它們就散了。然後一邊又看著電視，想聽那兩位民進黨女士到底在講什麼。
基於榮格心理學的解夢
你的夢境充滿了豐富的象徵意象，呈現出創造、責任和道德模糊的主題。以下是基於榮格心理學的分析：
擁擠的房子－集體無意識與社會動態
夢境開始於一間擠滿了人的喧鬧的房子，象徵著一個集體空間——可能代表你與社會、社區，甚至你自己內在心理，其中存在多種相互衝突的聲音。混亂而熱鬧的氣氛，顯示你正處於精神高度刺激，或外在社交參與的狀態。它也可能反映了人生的某個階段，許多因素需要你的關注，將你拉向不同的方向。
伍佰、小冊子與創作過程－創造力與信任
伍佰，一位現實生活中的音樂家和創作者，遞給你一本隨他的 CD 附贈的厚厚的小冊子。這可能象徵著一個創意專案、一個想法，或一個需要分享的訊息。這本小冊子的插圖和短語，暗示了象徵性的講故事，就像你自己對寫作、夢境分析和講故事的興趣一樣。
伍佰快速的製作流程和對專業人士的信任，或許反映了你對創意執行的思考——你是一個一絲不苟地把控每一個細節的人，還是需要學會更加信任流程？
翻閱小冊子的行為，表明你正在評估或探索一個想法、專案或工作主體。
2x8 公分的尺寸，可能表示緊湊但密集的內容，就像你的解夢作品一樣，小圖像可以包含深刻的含義。
Golden Pothos (黃金葛) 和分佈 – 成長與轉型
你正準備切割和分發黃金葛——一種以生命力強、生長迅速而聞名的植物。在榮格心理學中，植物通常代表生長、生命能量和心靈的再生能力。剪切和共享的行為顯示：
渴望培養他人——也許透過你的知識、創造力，甚至情感支持。
將植物分成幾個部分，可能象徵著將更大的目標，分解為更小的、可管理的步驟。
將分枝與小冊子條相匹配的挑戰，表明了結構與有機流動之間的內在衝突——事物是否需要完美契合，或者它們可以自由分佈嗎？
你最終意識到植物不需要完全匹配，這表明你應該轉向接受不完美，並信任有機生長，而不是嚴格控制結果。
小女孩與廁所－責任與內在小孩
需要上廁所的小女孩，代表了你需要照顧、關注和緩解的部分。用榮格的術語來說，這可能象徵著你的「內在小孩」──你內心脆弱、本能的部分，需要培養。
儘管混亂，你決定幫助她，表明了一種責任感，可能是為了你自己的情感需求，或那些依賴你的人的需求。
地下室的廁所，可以代表潛意識，是一個儲存壓抑情緒，或未經處理的想法的地方。
夢境的這一部分，表明在參與外部專案的同時，你也被要求去做一些非常私人的事情——也許是未解決的情緒或自我照顧。
新聞報導和犯罪指控－道德模糊和對判斷的恐懼
突然，夢境變成了一篇新聞報導，將你的行為與販毒聯繫起來。這代表了對外在判斷、道德兩難的焦慮，或擔心你正在做的事情，可能會被誤解或有害。
媒體含糊的指控，可能反映出自我懷疑——你是否擔心你的追求（例如夢境分析、講故事或創意工作）被視為不切實際、有爭議甚至誤導？
蒙面拒絕接受採訪的人，可能象徵著你現實生活中缺乏清晰度或隱藏的真相——也許是人們不願意公開談論的問題。
給予模糊回應的兩位女性政治人物，可能代表權威人物或社會結構，提供模糊或不令人滿意的解釋。
夢境的這一部分暗示著內心與外在認可的衝突——你可能會質疑你的努力是否有意義，或者是否被別人錯誤地看待。
將一切結合在一起－控制權之爭
在夢境的最後，你是：
抓住植物插枝和小冊子碎片，盡量防止它們散落。
一邊看著小女孩，一邊試著理解這個消息。
這反映了多重責任之間的緊張關係——照顧弱勢群體（內在的孩子或其他人）、管理你的創造性追求，以及理解外部影響。夢境以你緊緊抓住你的工作而結束，這可能表示你害怕失去控制或讓事情崩潰。
最終解讀：創造力、責任感與自信的平衡行為
這個夢境含括了你目前在創造力、責任感，以及別人對你的看法上的掙扎。
小冊子和黃金葛，象徵著你的創作過程和個人成長——你正在創造一些有價值的東西，但要弄清楚如何分配和管理它。
小女孩和廁所，顯示需要內在療癒和自我保健——在幫助別人的同時，不要忽視自己。
新聞報導和犯罪指控，表明了自我懷疑和社會壓力——你可能擔心你的工作被誤解或不被欣賞。
你最後將所有東西握在一起，表明你需要平衡你的創造性工作、責任和外部看法。
基於夢境資訊的建議：
擁抱不完美－並非所有事物都需要完美搭配；有時，分配和共享比僵化的結構更重要。
相信你的過程—像伍佰一樣，你可能需要相信自己的專業知識和直覺，而不是過度分析。
不要害怕評判——擔心別人如何看待你的工作，不應該阻止你追求有意義的事情。
優先考慮自我照顧—照顧他人很重要，但你自己的需求也很重要。
放棄過度控制——你不必立即抓住一切。找到一種方法來組織你的工作，而不感到不知所措。
這個夢境不是對不法行為的警告，而是邀請你相信自己的創作道路，照顧好自己，不要擔心被誤解。
1. The Awakening of Trust (Letting Go & Trusting the Process)
As you carefully hold the spider plant cuttings and the small book strips, a calm realization washes over you—the pieces don’t need to be perfectly assigned, only shared with intention. Instead of struggling with matching them exactly, you take a deep breath and let your hands move freely, trusting yourself.
At that moment, Wu Bai appears again, watching you with a knowing smile. “You see?” he says. “Sometimes, things don’t need to be controlled—they just need to be given space to grow.”
The news broadcast shifts, revealing that the supposed "crime" was a misunderstanding—your work was actually part of a cultural preservation project, meant to inspire and uplift people. A wave of relief flows through you as you recognize that doubt was the real enemy all along.
You turn back to the small girl, now finished in the restroom, and she looks up at you. “Are we ready to go?” she asks.
You smile, nodding. Yes, you are.
2. The Garden of Meaning (Finding Purpose in Chaos)
As you struggle to hold everything together, the news report fades into the background. Instead of trying to make sense of the words, you turn inward.
You look at the small book, the spider plant, the little girl—they all represent different parts of yourself. The book symbolizes your knowledge and creative expression, the plant your ability to nurture and grow, and the girl your innocence and responsibility.
You stop overthinking and begin assembling the plants and book strips with quiet confidence, following instinct rather than logic. When you let go of the pressure to be perfect, everything falls into place effortlessly.
The news anchor’s voice suddenly changes, announcing something beautiful instead—a new movement of artists and dreamers, people who turn forgotten stories into something meaningful. You smile as you recognize that you, too, are part of this movement.
The little girl takes your hand. “Come on,” she says, and you step forward, knowing exactly what to do next.
3. The Liberation (Walking Away from External Judgment)
Your hands tighten around the plants and book strips, the weight of responsibility pressing on you. The news plays on, voices murmuring about crime, but suddenly, you turn off the television.
The room is silent.
You take a deep breath and laugh. Why am I worrying about this? You look at the book, at the plants, at the girl still waiting. This work is not a crime—it is a gift.
With that, you release your grip, letting everything settle naturally. You don’t need to struggle anymore. You help the little girl wash her hands, guide her back upstairs, and walk outside. The air is fresh, open. You don’t need permission to do what you love.
Leaving the chaotic house behind, you step into the sunlight, carrying only what truly matters.
4. The Collective Effort (Transforming Chaos into Community)
Instead of handling everything alone, you call out to the crowd in the house.
“Hey! Can someone help with this?”
At first, the noise continues, but then people turn toward you, intrigued. One by one, they step forward. Some help cut the book into strips, others arrange the plants, and a few help the little girl.
As you work together, the energy in the house shifts—from chaos to harmony.
Wu Bai returns, nodding approvingly. “That’s the spirit,” he says. “A creation is never meant to be made alone.”
By the time the work is finished, you feel light and free, realizing that sharing responsibility doesn’t weaken your vision—it strengthens it.
The dream ends with a sense of unity, as people leave the house carrying small plant cuttings and book strips—pieces of wisdom meant to be passed on.
Dream Interpretation Based on Jungian Psychology
Your dream is rich in symbolic imagery and presents themes of creation, responsibility, and moral ambiguity. Below is an analysis based on Jungian psychology:
1. The Crowded House – The Collective Unconscious & Social Dynamics
The dream begins in a noisy house filled with people, symbolizing a collective space—possibly representing your interaction with society, a community, or even your own inner psyche, where multiple conflicting voices exist. The chaotic and lively atmosphere suggests that you are in a state of high mental stimulation or external social engagement. It could also reflect a phase in life where many factors demand your attention, pulling you in different directions.
2. Wu Bai, the Booklet, and the Creation Process – Creativity and Trust
Wu Bai, a real-life musician and creator, hands you a thick, small booklet that comes with his CD. This could symbolize a creative project, an idea, or a message that needs to be shared. The booklet’s illustrations and phrases suggest symbolic storytelling, much like your own interest in writing, dream analysis, and storytelling.
Wu Bai's quick production process and trust in professionals might reflect your own thoughts on creative execution—are you someone who meticulously checks every detail, or do you need to learn to trust the process more?
The act of flipping through the booklet suggests you are evaluating or exploring an idea, project, or body of work.
The 2x8 cm size might indicate compact but dense content, much like your work in dream interpretation, where a small image can contain deep meaning.
3. Golden Pothos and Distribution – Growth and Transformation
You are preparing to cut and distribute golden pothos—a plant known for resilience and rapid growth. In Jungian psychology, plants often represent growth, life energy, and the psyche’s regenerative powers. The act of cutting and sharing suggests:
A desire to nurture others—perhaps through your knowledge, creativity, or even emotional support.
Dividing the plant into portions could symbolize breaking down a larger goal into smaller, manageable steps.
The challenge of matching the cuttings to the booklet strips suggests an inner conflict about structure vs. organic flow—do things need to fit perfectly, or can they be distributed freely?
Your final realization that plants don’t need to match exactly suggests a shift toward accepting imperfection and trusting organic growth instead of rigidly controlling outcomes.
4. The Little Girl & Restroom – Responsibility & the Inner Child
The little girl needing to use the restroom represents a part of you that requires care, attention, and relief. In Jungian terms, this might symbolize your inner child—a vulnerable, instinctual part of you that needs to be nurtured.
Your decision to help her despite the chaos shows a sense of responsibility, possibly toward your own emotional needs or the needs of those who depend on you.
The basement restroom could represent the subconscious mind, a place where repressed emotions or unprocessed thoughts are stored.
This part of the dream suggests that, while engaging in external projects, you are also being called to tend to something deeply personal—perhaps unresolved emotions or self-care.
5. The News Report & Crime Allegation – Moral Ambiguity & Fear of Judgment
Suddenly, the dream shifts to a news report linking your actions to drug trafficking. This represents anxiety about external judgment, ethical dilemmas, or the fear that something you are doing could be misunderstood or harmful.
The media’s vague accusations might reflect self-doubt—are you afraid that your pursuits (e.g., dream analysis, storytelling, or creative work) are seen as impractical, controversial, or even misleading?
The masked people refusing interviews could symbolize a lack of clarity or hidden truths in your waking life—perhaps an issue where people are unwilling to speak openly.
The two female politicians giving vague responses might represent authority figures or social structures that provide ambiguous or unsatisfactory explanations.
This part of the dream suggests an inner struggle with external validation—you might be questioning whether your efforts are meaningful or if they are being perceived incorrectly by others.
6. Holding Everything Together – The Struggle for Control
At the end of the dream, you are:
Holding onto the plant cuttings and booklet pieces, trying to prevent them from scattering.
Watching the little girl while trying to make sense of the news.
This reflects a tension between multiple responsibilities—caring for the vulnerable (inner child or others), managing your creative pursuits, and making sense of external influences. The dream ends with you gripping tightly onto your work, which could indicate a fear of losing control or letting things fall apart.
Final Interpretation: A Balancing Act of Creativity, Responsibility, and Self-Trust
This dream encapsulates your current struggles with creativity, responsibility, and how you are perceived.
The booklet and golden pothos symbolize your creative process and personal growth—you are creating something valuable, but figuring out how to distribute and manage it.
The little girl and restroom suggest the need for inner healing and self-care—while helping others, don't neglect yourself.
The news report and crime allegations indicate self-doubt and societal pressure—you may fear that your work is misunderstood or unappreciated.
Your final struggle to hold everything together reveals a need to balance your creative work, responsibilities, and external perceptions.
Advice Based on the Dream’s Message:
Embrace Imperfection – Not everything needs a perfect match; sometimes, distribution and sharing are more important than rigid structure.
Trust Your Process – Like Wu Bai, you may need to trust in your expertise and intuition instead of overanalyzing.
Don’t Fear Judgment – The fear of how others perceive your work should not stop you from pursuing what feels meaningful.
Prioritize Self-Care – Taking care of others is important, but your own needs matter too.
Let Go of Over-Control – You don’t have to hold onto everything at once. Find a way to organize your work without feeling overwhelmed.
This dream is not a warning of wrongdoing but rather an invitation to trust your creative path, take care of yourself, and stop fearing misinterpretation.