Across every culture and century, the moments when day becomes night — and night surrenders back to day — have been treated not as transitions to rush through, but as the thinnest places in the fabric of the ordinary, where something holy has always been known to slip through. Tonight we explore the dawn prayers of the desert fathers, the Japanese concept of 'ma,' the liminal rituals of Celtic twilight, and the surprising science that confirms what mystics have long whispered: that consciousness itself softens at the edges of the light. Come to the threshold, and let the in-between teach you something about who you are when the world goes quiet.