Chinese word "WU" (巫, shamanism) contains very thick cultural fabrication. Via phenomenological reduction this paper attempts to return to pre-cultural "WU," a cultic root of subjectivity in the context of human situations of suffering. The point of departure begins from the assertion that shaman's dreams are the primitive subjectivity for existence. Dream as a mode of revealing for shamanic consciousness, or the first flash in the dark abyss of mystic consciousness. In this mode of existence, wind, cloud, water and all the actions gain their symbolic meaning: affect included in its inner core, and all the sounds, acts, things and discourses are reproduced as cultural products, a process of becoming sui generis.