Therefore, those who come from Metal 1 often show a particular sensitivity: a mixture of lucidity and fragility. They may feel out of place, as if waking up amidst the noise, with a persistent feeling of not quite fitting in. There is often an intense—sometimes silent—search for something that brings meaning, connection, or authenticity.

This process frequently manifests as a feeling of inadequacy, of occupying a place that doesn't quite feel like their own. What is known on Earth as "imposter syndrome" often appears in people with Metal 1 origins: not due to a lack of ability, but because they have learned to exist without emotional validation or an internal reference point. Recognition is difficult, not because they don't deserve it, but because they are still regaining confidence in their own presence.

This origin doesn't speak of inferiority, but of an extreme starting point. Having experienced a reduced consciousness paradoxically generates a very strong drive toward life. The desire to feel, to love, to be present is not superficial: it is a deep need.

That's why many people with a Metal 1 background exhibit humility, keen observation skills, and a special sensitivity to the pain of others. Although they sometimes doubt themselves, they possess considerable strength: they know, even if they don't always remember, what it means to have lost everything.

This outcome doesn't define you by who you were, but by the movement you're already making: emerging from disconnection and returning to lived experience.

And that step, while not always easy, is one of the most significant a consciousness can take.