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Preface

Humans have an ability to imagine things not visible to the eye – the reason we are called beings of intelligence. Without a keen sense of abstract concepts, we would be Pavlov's dogs, surviving on classical conditioning. A higher level of existence is created by our ability to dream and then try to relate it to reality. The incredible human mind has taken it to a level where they can perceive multiple dimensions, the physical existence of which is impossible to grasp without the perceptual maps visualised by software and futuristic technology we have created. We have been able to control natural elements to work in our favour, formed complex interrelationships with each other, developed art, music and culture – without which our current lifestyles would be unimaginable.

Everything we can imagine is true, concepts of reality exist only in the domain of our thoughts. In his book 'The Critique of Pure Reason', Immanuel Kant argues that our mind limits our knowledge to the empirical realm of space and time – by actively constituting the features of our experience and senses. All knowledge is based on the premise that an a priori, mind-independent world existed. This is the world we observe in our very limited scope of understanding. The world is huge and we can only understand by letting go of our biases, our constraints and our reason.

If we dare to dream, maybe we will know something.

This exactly was what was cooking in June's mind. She was a researcher , atleast that's what she claimed her to be , but no one yet agreed to that claim. Seeking answers is what she endeared the most. " Foreteller" was her dream.

Will foreteller happen ? Can her choice to build foreteller force her into a deep and dark life no one ever can foretell ? Not even her clairvoyance?