This text encourages readers to recognize and embrace their own madness as a natural part of their being. It suggests that madness is not something to be feared, but rather something to be given life. The author argues that life itself is full of craziness and illogicality, and that man's pursuit of reason is an attempt to impose order on something that is inherently chaotic. By recognizing and accepting their own madness, readers can avoid becoming its victim and find new paths in life.

The author describes their fear of the darkness and the nightmares it brings. They recount a recurring dream where they face their fear and overcome it. The story ends with the author waking up from the dream on a long haul flight, feeling numb and haunted by the memory of the dream.

Life is like a chess game where we must be strategists and simple-minded at the same time. We should face life with a bit of carelessness and less anxiety, but not forget why we started and what we aim for. This article explores the contradictions of life and how to navigate them.