Essays · Poetry · Practice of Perception

Seeing accurately
is an act of love.

Writing for the moments when the old answers no longer fit and something more true is beginning to emerge.

The Underwhelming End of Urgency

Captures the anticlimactic shift from demanding explanations in order to feel safe to discovering safety directly. As urgency ends, excessive analysis becomes noise rather than rescue.

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“It is the body, heart and soul metabolizing loss and weaving it into a story.”

— Eye of the Mountain · Resurrecting the Lost Technology of Grief · No. 215

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A triangle-like shape made by reflected light on a textured wall

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The Underwhelming
End of Urgency

Part memoir, part poetry, part field guide—for those standing at the threshold of a more honest life. What if reality is less threatening than the fantasies we create to escape it?

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Seeing accuratelyis an act of love.