My illness was caused by the problem of dreams and reality when I was in the sixth grade of elementa

Hehe! I'm in the same situation where I am, as you said, I can't tell the difference between dreams and reality.

But dreams are dreams, reality is reality, and the two should never be confused. Who can really tell the difference between the virtual and the real. Life is a dream!

The difference from the dreams that ordinary people sleep in is that the dreams of life are more real than the dreams that people sleep on.

There is reality in the virtual, and there is fiction in the real. That's life.

Don't care too much about whether it's a dream or not, just remember, no matter whether it's true or real, just be yourself, think twice before you act, some people make mistakes by taking advantage of dreams, so ah! The scariest thing about dreams is that it is easy to paralyze people's hearts, which is not only the horror of dreams, but also the horror of reality!

Whether it's a dream or reality, just look at it with your own eyes. If you think it's a dream, then reality will also be seen by you as a dream, and as long as it's reality, then the dream will also be considered a reality by you.

Dreams and reality are both excellent, and it's up to you. Haven't you ever wondered why you think that I sometimes live in reality but always feel like I'm living in a dream?

Hehe, reality is reality, how can it be in a dream?

Many times you will feel that you may be in a dream, but you must be in reality, not in a dream.

Hello! I also have a deep understanding of your question. At that time, I was conflicted, about whether I was in a dream or in reality.

I used to think, the book says, pinching yourself to know if you are dreaming or being in reality. But I feel that way in my dreams. So it's very contradictory.

Now I realize that I thought I was just trying to escape from my dreams.

Isn't it? In the dream, you did this wrong, and it doesn't matter. The dream ends when you wake up. However, in reality, it doesn't matter if you did something wrong. This thing is not going to change. That's why people subconsciously hope they're dreaming when they've done something wrong.

I think you thought about this because of a moment of confusion or a mistake.

I'm not going to say to you like a philosopher, it's okay, it's all over. I will only say to you, believe in yourself, life is just as wonderful. Whether we have had a long dream or experienced a long life, we are just ourselves, crying and laughing, some timid and some flamboyant ourselves.

Let me tell you that you are in reality.

After typing this line, I doubt you will believe it, maybe you will think that I am also the person in your dream, and all the people you meet now are the person of your dream, but you are indeed in reality now. If you're in a dream, then I'm in a dream, and everybody here is in a dream.

As for you not being sure if there is a "me" now, I can tell you that I thought about it when I was a kid (probably in first grade), and then I thought about it again when I grew up. Whenever I think about it, especially the first time, I feel like I'm in a trance, as if I don't exist. I still can't figure out what it's like for my parents and grandparents to live to this age, whether they think about "whether I am or not", what I will feel when I live to this age, and whether I ...... think about "whether I am or not".In short, I thought about it a lot, but as time went on, my awareness of this problem became less and less, and I didn't even want to think about it anymore, maybe after a long time, you will forget about it (by the way, my mother also thought about this question, maybe many people have thought about it).

As for you who no longer have the ability to think, I don't know how long it has been like this, I felt this way at the time, but only for a moment, because I convinced myself that being able to think of whether there is a "me" means that I do still have the ability to think, and you are the same. Don't worry, everything will be fine, just like me.

This kind of problem, the psychiatrist will only take you away. Go to the temple and ask a Dharma teacher and they will tell you what to think about, not what to think.

In fact, there is no difference between reality and dreams. Who can guarantee that you are not living in a dream now? Now we have dreams, and we enter the dream without bringing anything, and when we come out, we can't bring anything out.

Isn't it the same as us in reality, when we were born, we had nothing, and after we died, no matter how much money or reputation we had, we couldn't take it away.

Regardless of dreams or reality, you can find yourself and be yourself.