Category: Spirituality & Mysticism

Meditations on the 5th dimension of existence

Where Nothing Stands

7 Jul 2026

The new flashing before the heart, the jealous old, the father, the castle made of the mother, the cries of the newborn, the blinding light of the new world, the absolutely indeterminate nature of the Self, the disappearance of Christ, submerging of the old and the emerging of the new. Addiction to faces, to looks, … More Where Nothing Stands

The All Seeing Eye

26 May 2026

We came upon a face concealed in the field, One which sees in all directions but is itself unseen.  Our ride was an unborn longing, our journey long and burning,  Our company a fleeting scent from the farthest lands, and a thousand faces of the Self in the shattered mirror of the heart.  Now we … More The All Seeing Eye

The Seer Has All The Answers

5 May 2026

To pull oneself out from a beginningless enchantment that’s called the world! This enchantment is the humanness. To be human, to experience oneself as such, is to be entrenched in enchantment; it is God in trance! Distinction, separation, to have a place, to have time, the duality of the reflected and the reflection, all are dances of longing. There is no motion where there is no where to move.  … More The Seer Has All The Answers

Geometry of Spiritual & Psychological Transformation

7 Apr 2026

We move through life like polygons convinced we’re complete, each of us clinging to our current shape, mistaking familiarity for finality. The triangle defends its three corners, the square prides itself on its balance, all while missing the quiet possibility of becoming something entirely different. Real change doesn’t come from trying harder within the same form; it comes when we stop insisting on who we are long enough to let something new emerge. … More Geometry of Spiritual & Psychological Transformation

The Winding Vines

3 Feb 2026

Life moves the way vines do, quietly, patiently, winding where it can. Even when buried under concrete, it finds a crack. It doesn’t argue with obstacles; it learns their shape. Wise paths aren’t straight because beauty isn’t efficient. Much of what shapes us happens unbeknownst to us until one day we notice what has already grown around our bones. To live well is not to force the way, but to savor the tension and let what is alive find its own ascent. … More The Winding Vines