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Human beings often live in a vast world of dreams, imagining situations they can never actually experience. Whether this dream world is limited or expansive, it occupies a greater space in a person's mind than their worldly affairs. What truly matters—what we do in this world, or what we dream about in that imaginary realm? We cannot say that this dream world never brings us sorrow, because sometimes, a person consciously needs to dwell on negative thoughts and feel sadness. These fantasies reveal just how open our subconscious really is. As one delves into their subconscious, they begin to realize just how ordinary, attention-seeking, and childlike their soul truly is.

What separates people from one another is not so much their nature, but rather what they do and how they are shaped in this physical world. If this is so clear and everyone is essentially the same, how important is what we do? Life is much shorter and more meaningless than we realize. While living in this world and adding value to it is highly significant, for whom is this value? How permanent can the mark we leave on the world really be? How many names are remembered in the history of humanity?

An average person—by "average," I mean someone who hasn’t left a mark on world history—how long will they be remembered, and by how many people? After their children and perhaps a few grandchildren, they are forgotten, and all people are reduced to a mere gravestone. For these reasons, humans are not as flawless and important as they might think. Sadness, boredom, shame, anger, crying—these are emotions that, by their very nature, people can never fully remove from their lives. The more intensely people experience these emotions, the more intensely they will experience the opposite emotions, such as happiness, joy, pride, peace, and laughter.