The thesis is issued in the form of a book divided into three chapters – each one is a meditation upon a specific experience supplemented with cultural contexts. Three stories – of the border of eternal sleep, the song filling the forest and falling into mysterious sleep – are a part of the same great narrative about the poetry of life contained in simple experiences and feeling them. They are careful listening to a breath accompanied by a reflection on what is the essence of duration. The essence of being. The conscious experiencing of moments. This specific polyphony woven from the sounds of the air is a record of concrete stories becoming a Nicol prism through which we can look both at art and life, and which splits the movement of the air into fiery lyrics and a distant analysis. Three stories of one eye. Such triangulation is conducive to the discovery of the multifaceted nature of identical phenomena, albeit seemingly distant. It also undertakes a sort of mission for conscious life. The text is complemented by a series of abstract drawings.