Revival/Subliminal Spaces

**Subliminal spaces**, also known as **‘The endless Void’**, are a network of inescapable locations that many are sent when they naturally die, or die unfairly to someone {Or something}. These places are quite unique from one another, and are peculiar to an individual: apparently being based on what that person is most afraid of. For example, being chained to a chair by oxidised copper chains, and being shoved inside an air tight box in which you could never die.

This leads to another detail about **Subliminal spaces**, that is that an individual cannot die in their space due to them already being dead. Though these “Near–Death experiences” lead to a constant state of both stress, fear and panic, causing an individual obvious trauma and PTSD.

Some people think that these spaces are hallucinations, that they didn’t die at all, and we’re just trapped in an extremely lengthened Coma. That these people are making up “Ghost stories” and lies about their experiences. But research by the scientists says otherwise

Main mental health issues those face after living in **Subliminal Spaces**:

* PTSD / C–PTSD from being put through consistent torture from their worst fears.

Though, this is usually bought on by the fact that the person could leave at any time they want, though, nobody knew of that freedom of choice until more research was proposed and more HALF-LIVES bring up their traumatic experiences with those locations.

### Other examples of **Subliminal spaces** include:

* **“Burning at the stake”** – A case reported by WOMAN01 in September of 1851 in a small village, in what was thought to be in England, who has a severe fear of fire (**Pyrophobia**), after her village had bought back the punishment of burning people at the stake for anything that was out of the ordinary to them.

The village after doing rounds and rounds of this, became mad; and began to burn people who “Stepped out of line” in their ‘Opinion’. This had driven many Men, women and children into committing suicide to escape these unjust actions. The woman was also apart of this group of mass suicides, she went to a river that was coincidentally aligned with these sorts of deaths: and *Drowned herself*.

After the fact, she quote “Couldn’t explain what she witnessed after her ‘Unforeseen’ death.” She was held in a large, vast void, with nothing but a glazing, golden fire that burned vigorously. Though she was not cooped next to it, she was on top of the open flame, arms and legs tied to a long wooden post tightly.

The fire burned her skin, turning it bright pink in some areas, and black in others. But there was one thing about it: *She wasn’t dying*, the hot, spitting fire was burning her to ashes, and here she was, still living.

And she stayed that for around a decade, the village just chocked it up to her running away. But one person, her daughter,, had found a book with a “Ritual of sorts” to “Summon her mother home”. It took quite a long time to master, of course, but in the end it worked. The woman told everyone including her daughter, of what she saw all of those years; but they ignored it, brushed it off, and remarked as “just a bout’ of ‘Hysteria’”.

***This case was thought to be the first case of a HALF–ALIVE, in the case of the Archival Research Database (or ARD).***