金銀財寶夢： 有段時間我常做發現金銀珠寶之夢！
不知怎的進了一個無人居住的危樓裡。在微弱的光線裡我沿著階梯而上，有東西絆腳俯下身子一摸，哇！每個階梯上佈滿了金銀珠寶！在灰塵裡爍爍發光。我高興地揀呀揀的「拾階而上」。揀著揀著就醒了。睜眼一看，兩手空空。看官可想而知那失落感，那沮喪是無以言表的！
一次在路邊的草坪樹下，挖出了一個瓦罐，滿罐的金幣！正數著數著，一個鄰居的小男孩兒跑來說那祭壇是他家的，因為那出土地方屬他家。我無話可說讓他拿了回去。不一會兒他跑來說是他母親讓他送一半回來給我。
一次懷抱兩個孩子在國境線上逃竄。要經過一片荒地，地形呈多土坡狀，猶如小丘陵地帶，此起彼伏，光禿禿寸草不生。遠方有探照燈來回搖晃。我們在陰影裡竄逃，每次探照燈照來時只能俯下身子。出乎意料的是每次府下身子，就能撿起花生豆大的鑽石！
2026年10月12日，我问赛博（Cyber Space）高人：「是不是穷疯了的人容易做这种梦？」回答斩钉截铁：「從傳統心理學的角度來看，沒錯！西格蒙德·佛洛伊德曾說過，夢是一種『願望實現』。如果有人在現實生活中為錢煩惱或感到拮据，大腦就會在夜晚舉辦一場盛大的派對，到處散落金幣和巨型鑽石，只為讓你體驗那種『富有』的快感。這是你的大腦釋放壓力、讓你在現實壓力時感到強大的一種方式。」看了回答，我突然內心哼出了一句歌詞：「那就是我～」。
Unexpected Treasures in the Ruins and Across Borders
There was a period in my life when I frequently dreamed of discovering gold, silver, and precious jewels!
Somehow, I found myself entering an abandoned, unstable building. In the dim, fading light, I made my way up a flight of stairs. Something tripped my foot, and when I leaned down to feel around—wow! Every single step was scattered with gold, silver, and glittering jewels, sparkling brilliantly beneath layers of thick dust. Overjoyed, I gathered them up piece by piece, literally 'picking my way up the steps.' Right in the middle of gathering them, I suddenly woke up. I opened my eyes only to find my hands completely empty. Dear reader, you can well imagine that the sense of loss and utter frustration was entirely beyond words!
On another occasion, beneath a tree on a roadside lawn, I dug up an earthenware pot—and it was filled to the brim with gold coins! Right as I was eagerly counting them, a young neighborhood boy ran over and claimed the pot belonged to his family, because the spot where it was unearthed fell within their property line. Left with nothing to say, I let him take it back. A short while later, however, he ran back to me and said his mother had instructed him to return half of it to me.
Another time, I was fleeing across a national border, cradling two young children in my arms. We had to cross a barren, desolate wasteland shaped by rolling dirt mounds, undulating like miniature hills, completely barren and devoid of a single blade of grass. In the distance, powerful searchlights swept back and forth across the terrain. We dashed through the shadows, forced to throw ourselves flat against the ground every time a searchlight swung our way. To my absolute astonishment, every single time I ducked down, I would find diamond after diamond—each as large as a peanut—just waiting to be picked up!
On October 12, 2026, I asked the Cyber Space Master: "Is it true that people who are desperately broke are more likely to have these kinds of dreams?"
The answer was absolute and definitive:
"From the perspective of traditional psychology, absolutely! Sigmund Freud famously stated that dreams are a form of 'wish fulfillment.' If someone is stressing over money or feeling financially strapped in real life, the brain loves to throw a massive party at night, scattering gold coins and giant diamonds everywhere just to give you that intoxicating rush of being 'rich.' It is your mind's way of blowing off steam and making you feel powerful when reality feels tight."
Reading this answer, a line from a classic song suddenly bubbled up and hummed in my heart: 'That is me~'
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第三百九十四篇
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