Field Encounter in the Dream State: Disidentification from a Predatory Construct

This document recounts a non-ordinary dream-state experience that functions as a point of field contact with an energetic construct exhibiting predatory behavior. The encounter is reported not as symbolic content, but as a lived interface with a presence perceived as autonomous, mimetic, and psychologically invasive. The subject undergoes a moment of lucid resistance and non-identification, refusing both the role of victim and of retaliator. This account is offered as a phenomenological trace of sovereignty restoration beyond the polarity of fear and hate.