i had a dream yesterday night, a beautiful and exhilarating one.
one that I would never expect it to happen in reality.
in fact there is a very fine line divided dream and reality.
a master once told me that the dreams we had at night is a relatively short one.
it will vanish into thin air once we woke up from our sleep so there's really no need for the unnecessary emotions we developed from it.
again come to think of it ain't we living in a dream too? except that perhaps the dreams we're living in is a long haul which goes on for eighty, ninety or a hundred years. the day we die is the day our dream ended. the day we die is the day we return to our true form.
so is there really no need for unnecessary attachment or yearning when in fact nothing, and i mean NOTHING, is tangible.

Form is emptiness and emptiness is itself form; Emptiness is not different from form, and form is not different from emptiness; that which is form is emptiness, and that which is emptiness is form.

All things have the characteristics of voidness; they neither arise nor perish; they are neither defiled nor pure, neither deficient nor complete.