Imagine that you are in the middle of a vivid dream, and everything around you seems real and tangible. You might feel as though your dream world is permanent and solid, just like the waking world. However, the moment you wake up, you realize that the dream was not a static, permanent reality. , In fact, the dream was constantly changing and was dependent on various conditions for its existence., You might come to the realization that the people, objects, and places in the dream only existed in the context of the dream world, and had no real existence outside of it. If you were to investigate the various elements of the dream, you would find that they were all empty of any inherent or permanent existence., This recognition of emptiness can help us to see the world in a different perspective. It can remind us that just like the dream world, the waking world is constantly changing and is devoid of any inherent or fixed reality. Our experiences, thoughts, and emotions - just like the elements of the dream - are empty of any fixed, permanent essence. This awareness can help us to develop greater wisdom, compassion, and freedom in our lives by letting go of our attachment to the illusions of permanence and solidity.