You Will Call it Fate
There is a moment in life — not always dramatic, but unmistakable — when something old returns. A pattern. A […]
There is a moment in life — not always dramatic, but unmistakable — when something old returns. A pattern. A […]
Somewhere in the deepest folds of Hindu cosmology, there is a net. Infinite in all directions, stretching beyond time and
Heard the trope of being followed around by the eyes of the creepy haunted painting? Even if it’s only symbolic.
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We draw it constantly. Children trace it on cards. Lovers etch it into trees. It flutters in text messages, glows
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The phrase “lone wolf” conjures a certain image: the rugged outsider, noble in his solitude, self-sufficient and unbothered. He walks
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We look at the moon and think we understand it. It’s a rock. A satellite. A tide-puller. But that’s only
Swans, as animals, go about their lives like any other creature. They raise their young, glide over lakes, forage for
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We’re surrounded by spirals, though we rarely stop to notice them. They appear in galaxies, seashells, sunflowers, whirlpools, and hurricanes.
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We know what a mirror is. Or we think we do. A flat pane of glass, a surface for shaving
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