Kde hviezdy šepkajú sny

Where Stars Whisper Dreams

Martin Repa

I was born from a longing. I am a small dream. Perhaps the smallest that has ever existed. I began in the simplicity of beauty, a mother’s kiss, a father’s touch, a bottle of milk, a warm cradle. And yet, I always knew that something greater stirred within me. I am more than just a fleeting moment, I am a promise.

I was born in the Neighbourhood of Dreams, a place between the stars where dreams and desires come to life. The Neighbourhood of Dreams is a mysterious labyrinth of light and shadows where cosmic energy transforms into dreams. We are not bound by time or space. We are created from sparks of imagination, explosions of longing, and the deepest wishes. Our mother is cosmic energy, alive and infinite, changing into endless shapes. In her embrace, dreams are born as flashes of light in the darkness. We are drops of joy and vision that shine for a moment, yet in that moment, we can illuminate the entire universe.

The Neighbourhood of Dreams is a place of peace and creativity. There are trees that sing melodies of stories and rivers that flow not with water, but with colours and memories. The sky is a canvas where stars dance with dreams. Every dream has its place, but none are alike. Some dreams are as gentle as whispers, others as radiant as the burst of a comet. And each one waits for the moment when it will become part of life.

I often wonder what the world would be like if people stopped seeking inspiration from the dreams of others. If they stopped searching for their dreams in a reality full of repetition and imitation, and instead looked up to the night sky to see their own dreams among the stars. I imagine that every evening, as darkness falls, people would lift their eyes to the heavens and see their unique dreams dancing among the constellations, dreams pure, untainted, shapes that had never existed before. Perhaps they would realize that their inner self mirrors the cosmos, and that dreaming is the path leading to the true essence of their being.

Dreams, as they grow, change. In childhood, I was everything, a fairy, a dwarf, a small dog, or Christmas itself. I found no logic in my forms, but that didn’t matter. I was free. Everything was possible, and every moment was full of joy and surprise.

A stormy youth turned me into the most beautiful person, an immortal hero, the speed of a car, or an adventure beyond the horizon. I lived everything with the intensity only dreams possess. Each of us dreamed of being a light that no one could overlook.

When I grew up, I began to recognize boundaries. My forms were less frequent but more rational. I became a grand house, a blooming garden, the embrace of a child. I lost some of my wildness but found depth. My light was gentler but more penetrating. I knew my existence was fragile, but every moment was worth it.

Once, I shone like a star in the night sky. It was just a single moment, but in that moment, I illuminated the path of a wanderer lost in the darkness. I connected his steps to his goal, his doubts to his courage. That moment made me eternal. I was a small dream, but through me, the wanderer found not only his path but also himself.

Dreams, though they live only for moments, can experience more than a person does in a lifetime. We are sparks that come to transform the world. But even we have our desires. We long to be seen, for our light to warm someone.

And what if dreams could do more? If they could merge, dance together, weave their light, and create symphonies that would surpass the silence of the stars? Perhaps their light could transform not just the night sky but also the hearts of people.

In my old age, I may be fragile, but I still shine. I know that even the smallest dream, if remembered, can have an infinite life. Dreams are not just fleeting moments. Dreams are a home where we find ourselves again, where we transform into light and eternity.

Look at the night sky tonight. Perhaps you will see your own dream there, unique, pure, and infinite.