Across every culture on earth, the liminal hours of dawn and dusk have been treated not as transitions between day and night, but as tears in the fabric of the ordinary — moments when the sacred bleeds through. Tonight we'll wander through ancient temples oriented toward the rising sun, sit with Sufi mystics who called twilight 'the hour God forgets to close the door,' and explore why so many contemplative traditions across centuries and continents have agreed: the in-between is where the holy lives. Let these stories carry you gently to the edge of sleep, which is, after all, its own kind of threshold.