Remembering things is pivotal for progressing in #life. But are we always remembering things that happened in our real life?

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When I think of things, at times I have had an *image* in my mind that is related, a #memory of something. But something about it is off.

I think about it more, and start to *question* if this memory is of something *real* that actually happened in *reality*, or if it's only a *phantasmal image* from a #dream that I am recalling.

I can differentiate and remember which is which after thinking about it.

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- *Have you ever been tricked by your memory?*
- *Have you ever confused a dream memory for a real memory, or thought a real memory was a dream?*

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