在上一集裡，我分享了自己參加催眠課程的經驗，以及其他學員看到的前世畫面。然而，這些畫面究竟是真實的過去，還是只是內心深處的投射？在這一集中，讓我們繼續討論下去。

Picture this: You’re standing at a train station. A train is pulling in, and like everyone else, you're getting ready to board. But just before you step on, you glance back at the platform—because there’s someone really important standing there, someone you don’t want to leave behind.

「想像一下，你正站在一座火車站，有一列火車即將進站。你和其他人一樣，正準備登上這班列車。但在上車前，你回頭望向月台，想要和站在那裡的家人道別。站在那裡的家人是你心裡最放不下的人…

Last time, we talked about the Dragon King. He’s the god in charge of rain. One day, he heard a fortune teller predict something, and wow—he got really upset. He felt disrespected! So what did he do? He decided to challenge the fortune teller!

在上一集的節目中提到，龍王是一個掌管雨水的神。有一次，他聽到一個算命先生的預言，覺得自己被看不起，心裡很不服氣。龍王決定挑戰這位算命先生，結果他不但違背了玉皇大帝的命令，還因為一時的衝動，讓很多人受到了傷害，甚至失去了生命。最後，玉皇大帝派了魏徵來懲罰龍王。

Last time, we talked about how the dragon is an important symbol in Taiwanese culture—it represents power, good fortune, and even influences things like place names, customs, and everyday language. Today, I’ve got a fascinating story about dragons to share with you.

還記得上次我們聊到「龍」在台灣文化裡的象徵嗎？它不只是權威和吉祥的代表，還影響了地名、習俗，甚至我們的日常用語。今天，我想跟與大家分享一個跟龍有關的故事。

Let’s talk about something really interesting today— dragon!

對於「龍」的形象，你有什麼看法呢？ 在台灣文化中，龍雖然是古老的傳說，但是，它的形象卻也深深的影響台灣人，一代又一代….

Did you know that in Taiwan, numbers aren’t just about counting? They can mean different things, like luck, success, or even danger! These meanings come from our traditions, beliefs, and everyday life. Today, I want to share some really cool number meanings with you!