Is it really a dream to dream about people who have passed away? Einstein’s explanation is too scary

It is not necessarily a dream. The possible reasons for often dreaming about people who have passed away are: thinking about people after seeing things, and emotional sustenance.

1. Seeing things and remembering people: When a person dies, the living people will always see some objects left by their deceased relatives. For example, photos of previous family members, clothes, cars, gifts, etc. that deceased relatives bought for themselves. When a loved one dies, it is easy for the relatives left in the world to see these things and miss them. As the saying goes, what you think about every day is what you dream about at night.

2. Emotional sustenance: just like some married daughters. When they quarreled over trivial matters at home, when their parents were still alive, they would always go to their parents' home or talk to their parents on the phone to talk about what was on their mind. After the parents leave, the daughter will naturally think of her deceased parents. So when I go to bed at night, I always dream about my deceased relatives. And this kind of dream is also a kind of sustenance for feelings.

Introduction to dreams:

Dreams are in Taoism and folk beliefs. If ghosts and gods express their wishes, they can appear in people's dreams and give instructions, or show people various scenarios to predict the future. Good and bad, good and bad. Like a ghost who died in vain, he wants to entrust others to clarify the case. Or they may be immortals, gods, or Buddhas who want to warn Tan Yue's faithful followers. For example, in the temple of Patriarch Lu Chunyang, most of them have a Zen room for Tan Yue to rest and dream. It is said that Patriarch Lu has a dream about yellow beams that saves people.

In ancient times, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty was entrusted with a dream by Song Taizu, saying that since your ancestors used tricks to occupy my throne for a long time, the world has reached a state of desolation and ruin, and it is time to return the throne to me. Therefore, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty adopted the eighth grandson of Taizu as his adopted son and established him as the prince. There are similar records in the history of Song Dynasty.