Beyond Technology: The Future of Science Fiction in the Human Psyche

 Symmetry in Silence, Book 1, written by Dalia Dubois, opens the Echoes of Spiraling Consciousness series. Memory is depicted here not as a straight line but as a spiral, returning across time with new meanings. The book examines silence, buried secrets, and the indirect influence of trauma and memory on identity.

The series will continue for five more volumes, each further delving into memory, identity, and transformation:

Book Two: Dimensions of Truths

Book Three: Memory Resurrection

Book Four: Mirror of Memory & Fragmented Identities

Book Five: The Palindrome Project Reconstruction–Fractured Lines

Book Six: Quantum Reflections – A Novel of Consciousness, Justice and Transcendence

Instead of spaceships or futuristic machines, the series explores memory, trauma, and identity, treating the human psyche as the greatest frontier.

Rethinking What “Science” Means in Science Fiction

Science fiction has often been associated with technological invention and distant futures. Yet Dubois redefines its scope, positioning psychology, consciousness, and memory as sciences in their own right. The speculative elements arise not from advanced tools but from the mysteries of how minds perceive and heal. In this framework, the mind itself becomes a universe of infinite possibilities.

Consciousness as the New Universe

Book One introduces a vision where memory resists linear order. It resurfaces in spirals, looping across timelines until hidden meanings emerge. This design captures the nature of transformation, which rarely follows a straight path. Healing is imagined as a return, each cycle offering a new perspective.

By framing memory and consciousness as multidimensional spaces, Dubois shows that the psyche is as boundless as any galaxy. Reality bends not through external devices but through the inner process of recalling, reframing, and reclaiming the past.

Trauma, Memory, and the Reconstruction of Self

In this narrative world, trauma does not disappear. It lingers, reshaping how identity unfolds. Memories rise unbidden, pulling characters into moments they believed were closed. These returns echo the real ways in which human beings grapple with grief and pain, not in linear stages, but through spiraling revisits that demand integration.

The act of remembering becomes an act of rebuilding. What once fractured the self may, when faced and understood, transform into resilience. Here, science fiction serves not as escape but as a lens for understanding the deepest realities of human experience.

A Series That Expands the Inner Landscape

Across all six volumes, Dubois layers these themes with complexity and depth. Silence becomes a form of symmetry, truth stretches across dimensions, memory fractures and reconstructs, identities mirror and splinter, timelines loop and reform, and reflection leads to questions of justice and transcendence. The series as a whole creates a tapestry where inner life mirrors the speculative qualities once reserved for the galaxy.

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