Unhola, goddess of forgettance

Unhola, goddess of forgettance - "Each night you drink from her waters as to forget your dreams.

Though she is fickle, for if you wish for her drink, you will find a mere trickle. But crave for none of it and it will come in abundance. Such are the gods, they do not wish to be ignored.

Experiences fade into memories and retrace their way back from the beach of cognition into the vastness of nothingness.

A boon to some, curse to others. To drink too much is to become nothing, to become hollow. To drink too little is to lose joy, or become mad with experience and sensation.

Like waves, we all are forgotten, forming for a moment, then disappearing into the vastness of existence. What will remain are the grains of sand we took, the boulders we chiseled from cliffs and the tidepools which we nourished.