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Title: Hypnagogic Shifters: Superposition
Author: Penelope M. Fernandez

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HYPNAGOGIC SHIFTERS:
SUPERPOSITION

By

PENELOPE M. FERNANDEZ

Copyright © 2014 by Penelope M. Fernandez
All rights reserved.
Edited by Christa Rasar
Cover Layout by Enrica E. Angiolini

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own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

To all my teachers, those from the invisible realms, and those that I am
fortunate enough to have stand beside me in this one. Loneliness is a
condition hard to bear, more so when there are thoughts to share. This book is
meant for those out there like me, in hope that these words can set them free.

To Wonder-Woman:
Dear Mama, though you have a thousand different things to do, you still had
time to be my fort, thank you.
To the Oracle:
Dearest Georgina, thank you for your words of wisdom that pushed me
forward.
To the Stonehenge:
To all those who consider me family, thank you for standing by and around
me.
To the Lighthouse:
Dearest Philip, your steadfast light guides me through my storms. Thank you
for being the helping hand that both the book and I desperately needed. You
are my personal miracle.
To the Logician:
Thank you Murklin, your Occam's razor kept me grounded.
To the Fine Tuner:
It is rare to find a copy-editor who follows the same unbeaten path, but I
found mine. Thank you Christa, for understanding the book and doing such a
marvelous job.
To the Transmuter:
It is a difficult task to bring another person's vision to life, but you did an
excellent job. Thank you Enrica, for the wonderful cover.

Table of Contents
Preface
Prologue • Mina
1 • Whispering Dreams
2 • Lucid Landscapes
3 • Catharsis
4 • Patterns
5 • Time Decay
6 • Tunnel
7 • The Shifter
8 • Amorphous Intersections
9 • Entangled
10 • Room with no view
11 • Superdimensional Commandments
12 • Genes
13 • Chemical Genesis
14 • Azarel
15 • Transmogrification
16 • Euphoric Blisters
17 • Clouds
18 • Psychotic Propensities
19 • Purgatory Justice
Author’s note

Preface
Nothing in the material sphere is sanctioned exclusion from the bonds of
interconnection, not even art. Thus, the conjecture that art, as much as one
would like to believe, is crafted for the sake of itself, is not quite true.
Instead, the purpose of art is the psychological metamorphosis of the
observer. And what is literature but a form of art which strings words into
coherent sentences holding the potential to transform lives. It is undeniable
that the hull of literature is entertainment, but it must never be forgotten that
the soul of literature is education.
Our world is in desperate need of a renaissance but not of art, or science, or
politics. We are in need of a mental renaissance. The book, Hypnagogic
Shifters: Superposition, is an attempt at assisting the process of evolution and
recalibration of a human mind.
People living in contemporary times have lost their connection to nature, to
their spiritual evolution and to their humanity. We are living in the age of
materialism, which is fuelled by the unrelenting engine of capitalistic greed.
Preoccupied by the glitter of the external world, and deceived by the false
ego, a majority of the population has lost sight of the true self.
This book was written to serve as a model to be employed for encouraging
the art of questioning, and thus subsequently seeking answers to all the eternal
questions of the universe.
No grand claims of enlightening the reader with absolute truths are made.
Truth is perhaps the most subjective concept ever introduced into human
language...there are billions of ‘truths’ in the universe waiting to be
discovered. Thus, if any claims are to be made, there is only one; the book is
a mirror of the voyager’s soul. It was crafted in a manner to operate like a
fractal, from small it moves to large and from large back to the small. Read
slow, and think hard, for the deeper you connect, the more you shall see.

Prologue • Mina
Bend thy knee to higher beings, grovel low to dust,
Misplace faith in truth that tiny minds were taught to trust,
For breakdown comes and inevitably, all things must rust...
She waited by the bedroom window, her expectant eyes pointed towards the
curve of the lane. Strands of misty air swirled around the jade of the gigantic
firs lining the grey lane which, at the moment, was barren of life. The short
staccato yelp of a dog mingled with the murmur of distant automobile engines.
Five, four, three, two, one...she counted but no incident manifested to break
the monotony of the emptiness below her.
She glanced at the clock. Two minutes past seven. Panic thrust out its
roots into her mind, its branches blossoming into a frown upon her face. Then
the delicate tinkle of a bicycle bell punctuated the silence. Her frown
morphed into a smile as the newspaper boy sailed down the lane, hurling
rolls of paper as he passed each door.
There was nothing extraordinary about the boy; she neither knew his name
nor was it of any concern to her. He was a mere paperboy, one of thousands
employed by the city, but ever since she had embarked on this voyeuristic
ritual, he had never missed a single day of work. Her admiration of his strict
devotion to routine had created a curious dependency, leading her to
associate the boy with the start of her day. My lucky mascot.
Her eyes trailed the boy as he disappeared around the corner. She spun
around to survey the bed and its sleeping occupant. Herve lay cocooned in the
folds of white. A tender smile crept over her mouth. He had given her four
years of marital bliss. He stirred, grinned at her and said, “Morning love.”
Glancing at the clock, he frowned. “Dammit! I’m late.”
“No, you’re not, it’s just seven.”
“Nope. It’s eight.”
“No,” she countered, staring up at the clock, “I jus—”she stopped. The
needle pointed at a quarter past eight. How is that possible? “But it was
seven just a minute ago...” She frowned, unable to account for the missing
hour.
“Maybe you read the clock wrong. No tea today?” asked Herve as he

disappeared into the washroom.
“I can’t believe I saw the wrong time,” she muttered racing down the
stairs to the kitchen. Every morning she greeted Herve with a cup of tea, but
today she was yet to prepare the infusion. Worse, she had failed to rouse him
from slumber. Unease slithered into her as she placed the kettle on the
burner... Two of her rituals had been annulled. She was falling behind her
daily schedule.
“Babe,” Herve called from the bedroom. “Where are the papers?”
Letting out a gasp, she rushed to the front door. “You’ll have them in a
moment.” In truth, the papers had slipped her mind.
Prying the door open, she peered outward. Creamy nebulous mists cradled
the ground waiting for the sun’s heat to melt them away. She drew in a sharp
breath of annoyance. Instead of being positioned at a few easy paces from the
doorstep, the roll of paper lay stranded on the far pavement. A minor
anomaly...nonetheless the unease magnified.
A moist lawn sprinkled with eggshell white daisies lay between the newsroll and her. Tangerine boards, which corralled out the neighbors, lined both
edges of the grass. She directed her attention towards the fence on her right.
The garden beyond the fence in observation was a bewildering riot of
colors and ornaments; pale peach roses, azure cornflowers, red poppies
interspersed with strange metallic objects in a variety of queer shapes.
The garden disgusted her, for it distorted the symmetry of every other
well-pruned lawn in the neighborhood, but all polite attempts to make the
owner retract the oddities had failed. She detested interacting with the
eccentric resident of the outlandish landscape, but at the moment, the lawn
lacked human life.
She smiled. Luck was on her side. Bolting forward like a purposeful beam
of light, she sprinted out to the pavement. Grabbing the roll, she whirled back
towards the house when the distinct crackle of leaves being trampled, froze
her frantic motion. The sound emanated from the lawn she wished to evade.
“Mina! Mina!” a cheerful voice called. The voice belonged to a face lined
with wrinkles. A few rays of sudden sunshine penetrated through the clouds to
alight on the woman’s shoulders. Her silver hair gleamed in the gold of the
sun, sending out radiant flecks of light. “Come here!” The grinning woman
beckoned at her.
Seething from within, Mina fabricated a smile and trudged to the fence.
The intoxicating perfume of the wild garden’s motley flora floated around the






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