Going to parliament
It was like 3am and my mum woke me up and told me we we needed to go to the airport. I had no idea why, but we ended up getting in the car and on a plane to Canberra. Once we arrived, we somehow got into parliament house and were sitting in the house of representatives. Apparently the referendum had ended and it was a yes vote because I saw the voice to parliament people sitting round one side of the big table. Then they started a sitting and a bunch of different MPs came in and started talking. I remember it was really interesting because I got to listen to Penny Wong speak even though she's a senator, so she would be in the senate. Then we flew back home to Adelaide and it was 8:30am and my mum was making us go to school.
✨ AI Generated Interpretation
This dream seems to reflect a sense of importance and significance attributed to political processes and governmental structures, as symbolized by your journey to Parliament House in Canberra. Your mother waking you up in the middle of the night and taking you on a trip to Parliament may indicate a feeling of urgency or unexpectedness in engaging with matters related to governance and decision-making. The referendum resulting in a yes vote could symbolize a desire for change or for a more participatory and inclusive political system. The presence of the Voice to Parliament advocates may represent a wish for marginalized voices to be heard and represented in the decision-making process. The sighting of Penny Wong speaking, despite her being a senator, could suggest a blending of different roles and perspectives in your mind, perhaps symbolizing a desire for cross-party collaboration or a unification of different viewpoints. Returning home to Adelaide and being made to go to school could represent a return to everyday responsibilities and routines after engaging in a more visionary and transformative experience. It may indicate a need to balance idealistic aspirations with practical realities and daily obligations. Overall, this dream may reflect your subconscious thoughts and concerns about governance, societal change, and the role of individuals within larger political structures. It could also suggest a desire for greater involvement in shaping the future and making a difference in the world around you.