Buddhist doubts: after listening to Buddhist songs and reading scriptures, I always have nightmares.

I think reading the Bible has something to do with physical fatigue and bad psychology, and it has something to do with dreams, not all, not all. It is true that the Tibetan scriptures are relatively superior in this respect. On the one hand, I may be a little timid, scared by this dream, and have irrelevant dreams in succession. If the dream is clearly visible, like waking up at ordinary times, and orderly, and there are no other dreams that have nothing to do with it, one is this dream, which is fresh in your memory when you wake up, just like what happened during the day, so this dream has predictive value and can be induced. Maybe they came to ask for your degree, but the dream opposite is worthless, just an ordinary dream. The landlord said that there is a saying in his numerology: enter the Buddhist surname early. I learned it in my dream or fortune telling. This sentence should be converted to Buddhism. Conversion doesn't mean becoming a monk. You can also convert at home. If you make your own prediction, it depends on whether the landlord wants to convert himself.