What About the Man That Tens of Thousands of People See in Their Dreams? part 1.

don't be alarmed; just put it down to your brain's busy imagination.OK, good. Fans of Freddy Krueger You should picture the scene in this story.People often encounter the same creepy figure in their dreams because our brains have this tendency to recall our worst fears while we're asleep.There's a marathon of horror films playing, and this guy keeps showing up as the villain.

Te is thoroughly involved in our unreasonable anxieties and phobias and has a creepy air, potentially menacing eyes,or a demonic grin. Additionally, because our brains struggle to produce original dream characters,they constantly recycle this scary figure. Therefore, if Mr.Nightmare Man appears during a nightmare, don't panic; just attribute it to your mind's active imagination.

o bed after a long, busy day, but in the middle of the night, a stranger enters your peaceful dream and he has a face you've never seen before. He may say nice things to you, or he may threaten you,or he may start chasing you around the room.When you wake up the following morning, grateful that it was only a dream, you scroll through your feed when the very strange thing happens.

No and yes According to the tale, this man originally began appearing in dreams in the 1980s, and the first sketch of his face was made at a New York Mental Clinic in the winter of 2006. He has reportedly tormented many people's dreams in recent years.
One of the patients of a well-known psychiatrist created a portrait of him that eventually went viral.

She claimed that this man has been reoccurring in her dreams despite never having encountered him in the waking world. Unlike Freddy, he acted amiably and even provided her with advice on her personal life.Shortly after, another patient saw the portrait on the doctor's desk and claimed to be dreaming of him.

Additionally, the second patient has never seen this man outside of his dreams. The psychiatrist was intrigued by this case and showed the portrait to several of his colleagues. From then to now, thousands of supposed Witnesses around the world have reported the same account in numerous permutations,including that several patients also recognized this face and claimed they had been seeing this man frequently in their own nightmares.

In the winter of 2008, according to Italian website creator Andrea Nutella, he initially had a dream about this person. According to Nutella he decided after receiving a very detailed message from this man in his dream telling him to start a website devoted to figuring out the mystery of his look

The website gained a lot of attention and quickly became a viral sensation as people posted funny and cute stories about how this man appeared in a dream as a father figure giving wise fortune cookie advice or as a romantic partner with gifts and flowers taking the dreamer on a fancy date. One of the witnesses claimed to have dreamed about this man.

There isn't much detail regarding the voice of this enigmatic god, probably because the human brain has a harder time recalling sounds from dreams than images, but there are certain recurring themes in his message,including instructing dreamers to travel north, of course.

Numerous letters were received to Nutella with various suggestions, ranging from ordinary folks from the block to celebrities, and others suggested fictional figures from movies like the man from another place from Twin Peaks. Thousands of individuals sought to locate a real-life person who looked just like this man. Even an Indian Guru named Arud Kanan Aya and English composer Andrew Lloyd Webber joined the list, however despite the range of exotic.