Rupture and Reweaving
This gallery explores the deep bond between humans and the natural world through wearable art made of organic materials—grass, lace, kelp, bark. Each piece emerges from grief, resilience, and reverence, revealing nature as healer, muse, and mirror of our inner lives. A meditation on beauty, loss, and belonging.
Preparing for the Darkness and Holding the Light
Mystic and Sufi teacher Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee offers a deeply personal and prophetic reflection on the spiritual dimensions of ecological collapse and civilizational decline. Rooted in both visionary experience and ecological witness, he names this time as the Darkening of the Light—an era in which the sacred recedes and humanity must prepare not just externally, but inwardly, for a long winter…
Deschooling Dialogues | Alnoor Ladha with Dr. Jessica Hutchings
This dialogue with Dr. Jessica Hutchings explores the grief and resilience of Māori communities amid renewed assaults on language, culture, and land under a far-right government. Hutchings weaves insights from her dual activist heritage—Māori sovereignty and Gandhian resistance—with a call to remember ourselves as nature-beings. She shares Māori cosmology as a pathway to healing and warns against…
Smart As a Rock | Reframing Our Relationship to Intelligence
This deeply embodied essay invites readers to shift from a human-centered, extractive model of intelligence toward a wide-boundary, relational understanding rooted in entanglement. By engaging AI, collapse, and the wisdom of rocks through a posthuman lens, it calls us to metabolize modernity’s delusions and participate in a shared, emergent intelligence—one that listens, learns, and co-creates…
The Fractured Fractal | Meaning Making in the Psychedelic Multiverse
This expansive essay explores the multiverse as both scientific theory and cultural metaphor, weaving together threads from quantum mechanics, psychedelic neuroscience, religious cosmology, and pop culture. Pick argues that the multiverse—a model of infinite, interconnected realities—mirrors the fragmented yet richly pluralistic nature of modern consciousness in the age of digital…
Quantum Consciousness: The Symphony of Existence
This essay explores the possibility that consciousness is not merely a product of the brain, but a resonant phenomenon—an orchestration of wave patterns echoing across quantum fields, cultural traditions, and neural networks. Drawing from physics, music, and sacred practice, the piece invites readers to perceive mind and universe as intertwined in a grand symphony of coherence.
Beyond Time | Returning to the Living Space of Connection
This essay critiques the divisive structures of modern Western thought and its reliance on categorization, separation, and hierarchical knowledge. Drawing on Ken Wilber’s models while gently transcending them, it contrasts fragmented worldviews with Indigenous and quantum paradigms rooted in relationality, space, and presence.
Wikipedia | Pioneers of Large-Scale Collaboration
Launched in 2001 as a wild experiment in crowdsourcing, Wikipedia has become the most expansive, accurate, and resilient encyclopedia in history. This essay reflects on the unlikely success of this self-organizing, volunteer-driven project and what it reveals about intelligence, collaboration, and the deeper evolutionary potential of freely shared knowledge in a connected world.
Toward an Eco-Social Contract for Regenerative Futures
By Fan Yang
This essay introduces the eco-social contract as a visionary governance framework that integrates power, transaction, and care across state, market, and commons. In contrast to fragmented, transactional development approaches, it emphasizes relational processes, civic agency, and bioregional stewardship.
Attunement as Governance: A New Political Possibility
In this sweeping essay, the author explores a post-hierarchical vision of political order grounded in resonance, individuation, sacred space, and nonlinear time. Drawing from mysticism, complexity science, and poetic metaphysics, it proposes a new ontological architecture for civilization—one not ruled by force, but attuned to the self-organizing intelligence of a conscious cosmos.