Either for a reason that wakes him up, or for the eye to fulfill its right to that special sleep because of the mood it is in, for the mood of the tired person and the mood of the relaxed person are not equal. The tired person seeks rest to remove that fatigue, so sleep takes him for a long time because he likes to find rest, so no one wakes him up before he is satisfied except one of three. Things, or all of them, or some of them, depending on what happens, either through something disturbing that he sees in his sleep, or one of the awake people wakes him up intentionally, or a loud shout, or movement, or whatever of these causes in the world of sense is intended for his attention, or unintentional, but it happens by agreement. The third thing is that the soul is attached to the mind. By doing something you like to do, then you sleep on that thought, and it is attached to that matter, and it disturbs him, so he wakes up before he has fulfilled his right to sleep. What we have men