“The Soul of the World” by W. B. Yeats is a poem about the importance of being able to dream and sleep without our mind going to sleep, because when we do that, we are separating our body like a virtual body that can fly into your soul — welcome in the age of remote vision!
The world is a vast and complicated place. It’s easy to forget that the earth we walk on has a soul, but it does. The mountains have their own personalities and the rivers are as full of life as they ever were, from the smallest insect to the largest fish. There are many ways in which humans can show respect for our planet, one being by not littering or polluting its waters with toxic chemicals (this includes everything from plastic bags to household cleaners), another being through conscious effort made towards conservation of the earth’s natural resources.
And while we’re on the topic of conservation, it is also important to take care of our physical ‘soul,’ which in this case means getting enough sleep and cutting back on substances like caffeine if necessary. Sleep is essential for human beings because it provides a way to transition from one state into another: that being said, we are entering a new era of remote vision.
Sleep is a time in which we can separate our bodies from ourselves, creating an avatar as the vessel for where…
