When awake we do not ask where we are, the belief is that we inhabit a body that is seen in a space in time, and so it believes in its own reflection. When we dream we do not inhabit the body that is stopped with our eyes closed, but still “we are”. Even without knowing exactly what we are, we have the perception of “being.”

Science says that this place is the brain firing tiny synapses that form our thought, that is, the experience of dreaming assumes that we experience the dream of truth, even if this experience inhabits only the imaginary. So, how else could we experience anything if not through the reflection of ourselves?

Having a dream about another experience that does not include the dreamer himself would be like winning eyes of a life never lived. How could I know? If there is the third perspective, it still needs the observer who imagines the point of view from his own being, the self itself.

Even when awake, we rarely see reality if not through our own perception. When we see the other, we see through our point of view, our reasoning. The reasoning of the other can only be experienced by the other, as well as the imagination, which invents dreams.

Dreaming of a dream that does not involve the dreamer is like psychographing images.

Always yourself. Even when you doubt my existence.

Lainhatsuni