Introsanctum

The sanctuary that exists behind closed eyelids. – It feels like I have been here before, hard to say when. It feels like I’ve been visiting this place for a while now one fleeting glimpse at a time. I’ve tried looking down the ends of the halls past the pillars of slithering light, but the end never seems to get closer. The room always seems to be changing, I can hear the strange echoes bouncing off the structures, ricocheting in directions that only make sense in this space. It’s certainly puzzling, but it’s very comforting to be here at the same time. – I’m definitely not the first person to go here. It’s been seen by generations long before computers even had the ability to attempt to recreate such mysteries. Places of worship, built to recreate feelings of universal oneness, have some of the most amazing architecture made to inspire awe upon a glance. The history and the purpose might not be agreed upon by all, but it’s fair to say that some phenomenal man made designs have come from trying to recreate these enigmatic feelings.