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The Unbroken Field

A contemplative essay weaving Tarthang Tulku’s Time–Space–Knowledge vision with quantum theory, grief, and the longing for coherence in a fractured world. Through personal loss, philosophical inquiry, and a search for belonging, the author explores how openness, interconnection, and spacious awareness may form a field large enough to hold human suffering and renewal.

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Colonization

Erasure of Indigenous Identity

By Martin Heavy Head Jr.

"Toxic masculinity paints us as skilled warriors who hunted Buffalo with our bare hands, gnashing meat off the bone, and made ridiculous powerful love every night. There’s no time for Gardening when you’re doing all those manly things, now is there?"

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Transition

Chama River Revelations

By Marilyn DuHamel

What I love in the world is asking something of me—not only to reflect its beauty, but also to express its vulnerability, its potential demise. I notice fewer songbirds returning to my water fountain each season. I am observing an absence. How do I articulate the hole in the picture, the silenced voice?

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