Have you ever woken up from a nap that you shouldn’t have taken in the first place

but for every other reason, needed to have

and found that the world was a different place than it was before you fell asleep?

It’s like something happened way down inside of you while you were sleeping that was interrupted when you woke up and you’re still unconsciously seeing the rest of the world through the waning, hazy kaleidoscope veil that blurs the realities of the waking world into illusions, but sharpens everything beneath them.

But then you yawn really big and your ears pop— or you just

blink

and everything is back in focus. All is normal. You are awake.

Whatever we uncover in our grogginess is attributed to the grogginess being a flaw in perception, and never as reality.

What if the only truth we can find is in disorientation?