Dreams about interviews often reflect our anxieties and self-perceptions regarding performance and evaluation in real life. In your dream, the setting of a foreign place and the presence of foreign interviewers could symbolize feelings of being out of your comfort zone or facing challenges that feel unfamiliar and overwhelming.

The low, inaudible voice of the interviewer may represent a lack of communication or clarity in your life, perhaps indicating that you feel unheard or that your efforts are not being recognized. Your struggle to answer a question you didn’t understand suggests feelings of inadequacy or fear of failure, particularly in a field that is important to you, like psychology.

Feeling meek and quiet during the interview might reflect how you perceive yourself in stressful situations, possibly indicating low confidence or fear of judgment from others. The rejection stamp is a powerful symbol of self-doubt and the fear of not measuring up to expectations, either your own or those imposed by society.

Waking up feeling numb and hopeless could be a manifestation of these anxieties. It's important to remember that dreams often exaggerate our feelings and fears. This dream may be urging you to confront these feelings of inadequacy and explore what steps you can take to build your confidence and skills. Consider reflecting on your goals and the steps necessary to achieve them, and seek support if you're feeling overwhelmed. Engaging in self-care and talking to someone you trust about your feelings might also help you find clarity and hope for your future.