how to explain the dreamstation
Whether it's taking a car, welcoming relatives and friends off, or running to the station to sleep outdoors when there's no way out, the station is not a place where people feel like belonging. When you think about it carefully, you will find that the main purpose of going to the station is often to leave the station.
There may be many types of stations you dream of, such as a train station that makes us feel small, a train station that is moving with thousands of heads, or a bus station that is so quiet in the forest that it seems to be in a coma. No matter which one is the most important meaning to people. It is a relay point, a place waiting for a car to come and take us to other places. Therefore, arriving at the station in your dream is likely to imply that in real life, you are in a critical period waiting for a new stage to arrive or preparing to set off and change your environment.
Pay attention to what happens at the station in your dream? That may carry subtle metaphors: looking at the timetable but not being able to find the bus you want to take may imply that you can't find the direction yet; waiting in the station for a bus that seems to never come may be a dream reminding you that at such a critical moment in life, foolish waiting is likely to be in vain.
The architectural style of the dream station is also worth noting, which may imply your current state of mind or style of action. Being at a modern, clean and beautiful station may mean that your current state of mind or practices are clear and efficient; being at a dilapidated, crowded and narrow station may remind you that your current practices and state of mind are a bit rigid and unyielding.
When you dream of the station, it is like a seed of hope, implying that there is a turning point in the future. As for whether to catch the train of hope (which may also be a disaster), the decision is entirely up to you. Always stay at the station and sell tea eggs. Speaking of which, it is also a kind of leisurely life.
