The concept of dreams, often relegated to the realm of metaphysical exploration and psychological study, serves as a poignant metaphor in understanding the human condition. In the twilight of consciousness, dreams act as the residual elements of our subconscious, remnants slowly fading into the ether of waking life.
In examining these forgotten fragments, we are compelled to confront the existential query: what remains of our innermost desires and fears when the fog of sleep dissipates? The twilight encapsulates this journey, bridging the gap between reality and the ephemeral nature of dreams.
To further delve into this topic, consider the implications of consciousness expansion or the impact of symbolism in dreams.
Additional readings may include the philosophically inclined theories of ephemerality.