Hidden in plain sight is a reality more often felt than seen. It reveals itself as a flickering tease, dancing through shadows like fleeting motion caught in the corner of the eye, only to vanish when you try to steal a focused glance.

The common notion is that reality is a flat, singular thread. In truth, when we experience a dot on that time line we experience not only that singular point of "now" but simultaneously are reminded of events in the past, of hope for the future, even things that only happened in our mind but remain to us as real as the sun and moon. That archetypal singular reality is really a synthesis of many layers and many realities which we experience concurrently