The Hero Everyone Fears, But He Is The Savior
The story began on a silent night, as I drifted into a deep sleep — but it was no ordinary rest. Suddenly, I found myself defying the laws of gravity; I was flying, ascending into the sky, leaping from the highest peaks without a flicker of fear. In that moment, I was fully aware: “I am dreaming.” This realization did not wake me; instead, it granted me the power of a god. My mind knew it was safe, while my body lay peacefully anchored far from any danger.
When I awoke the next morning, those images did not fade. They birthed a profound question in my mind: What if the soul truly detaches from the body during sleep?
The Soul: The Ethereal Controller
The interpretation that emerged from this experience suggests that when a human sleeps, the soul departs and separates from its physical vessel. Yet, it is never fully severed; it remains connected by an invisible “signal thread” extending to the brain. In this state, the soul is like air — weightless and boundless. This is the source of our ability to fly, dive, and achieve the impossible.
The soul is the true “Controller” in those moments, and the brain is merely a receiver that translates those spiritual journeys into the vivid images and scenes we experience. It is the language of the soul, interpreted by the subconscious into limitless adventures.
The Safety System: When the “House” is in Danger
But the soul is not just a traveler seeking freedom; it is a loyal Guardian. Sometimes, while the soul is exploring the vast unknown, the physical body experiences distress. Vital functions — the heart or the brain — may slow down or approach a dangerous threshold. In this critical moment, the soul senses that the “House” it inhabits is in peril.
Immediately, the soul sends a rapid signal, shifting from the world of flight and beauty to the depths of the subconscious. It dives into the dark corners of our memory, into the traumas and fears we hide in our reality, and extracts a “disturbing dream” — a nightmare
To be continued... The nightmare wasn't the end. It was just the alarm. Part 2 is coming soon