Convulsions and Revelations

"'The common person's daily activities are confined to making the day pass safely with the best interest of the societal whole as the crowning jewel.  On any given morning I see an army of vehicles entering this city en masse, only to reverse direction as the sun begins to set.  After greedily consuming a meal, these people choose from a variety of worthless distractions which help mask time until their eyes are blanketed by sleep.  When Dawn gives light to yet another day, the routine begins only to be repeated all over again; and thus, without much notice, the end of our years unexpectedly arrives.  The entire process is painstakingly designed to create a successful, yet deceptive society.'"

                                    - Pax Vobiscum -

"' You know,' the doctor added in a reassuring voice, 'schizophrenia is not as uncommon as you think.  In fact, it's my opinion that just about everyone suffers from it to a certain degree.  I believe that everyone is burdened by most mind-related afflictions.  We all have them.  It's a part of human development.  It's just when one of them goes a little over the edge and gets noticed that it becomes a problem.'"

                                - Jack -

"How can we ever be sure when the whole dream is truly over, anyway?"

                               - Day One -

"'We surely must commit to memory each experience we have ever had.  How else would I have been able to awaken them and bring them back to life? But, then again, there are so many memories that can be lost forever.  Could it be that they are so painful to remember that we seem to put them under lock and key and keep them safely tucked away, never to be heard from again?'"

                                - The Water Dream -