Quantum Mirrors: Seeing Identity Through Fragmented Reflections

 Symmetry in Silence is the first book in the Echoes of Spiraling Consciousness series by Dalia Dubois. Memory is portrayed here not as a line but a spiral, going back through time with new meanings. The book explores silence, hidden secrets, and mediated effects of trauma and memory on the construction of 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

Identity in Motion

A defining theme in her work is the instability of identity. We wear layers shaped by memory, altered by experience, and revised by growth. This mirrors real life. None of us exists as a single, unchanging self. Dubois expands this truth with speculative imagination, showing identity as something fluid, shifting with time and experience rather than staying fixed.

Mirror and the Psyche

Memory is not presented as a seamless reflection but as a broken surface, layered, overlapping, and incomplete. These fragments do not diminish truth; instead, they reveal it in greater depth. In Mirror of Memory & Fragmented Identities, the mirror becomes a central metaphor.

Here, the mirror is not a tool of clarity but of honesty. It shows that identity is multiple, layered, and constantly shifting. To understand ourselves, we must accept these broken images as part of a larger whole.

Fragmentation as Transformation

Characters revisit memories that appear in spirals rather than straight lines, encountering them with a new perspective each time. In Dubois’ storytelling, breaking is the beginning of becoming. What once felt unbearable becomes an opening toward transformation.

Spirals of Memory

From this point of view, healing and self-discovery are not linear processes, but spiral trips. It reappears in cycles and offers every return a chance of a new interpretation.

By embedding this rhythm into her story, she captures the complexity of the transformation.

Toward Quantum Reflections

The series culminates in quantum reflections, where Dubois expands its vision in questions of consciousness, justice, and transcendence. Building on the metaphor of the quantum option, she suggests that identity, such as matter, can also exist in several conditions.

This vision calls for the idea of ​​a single, uniform self. Identity becomes a constellation of stories, in which every fragment carries weight and contributes to the overall reflection. Fragmentation is not a mistake, but a marker for the breadth of human experience.

A Redefinition of Science Fiction

Science fiction here is not about predicting technology or charting the stars but about examining the mysteries of thought and memory. The unknown is not in distant galaxies but in the depths of the psyche. Dubois redefines the genre through this lens.

By using speculative tools to explore consciousness and trauma, Dubois shows that the human spirit is as strange and uncharted as any galaxy. This shift opens a new horizon for the genre: one in which speculation becomes deeply introspective.

Reflections of the Human Condition

In the heart, echoes of the spiral consciousness suggest that broken identity is not a weakness, but a truth of existence. Dubois's spiral memories and broken mirrors remind us that the transformation often begins in the places where we feel most unusual.

Her work makes a daring claim: the most convincing limit is not the outer space, but the inner universe of memory, identity, and awareness.

 

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