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Joseph Campbell, the philosopher of the power of myth, suggested that our ancestors were connected to the landscape around them in a way that we, today, can barely understand. It ran deeper than the mystical participation in which landmarks somewhat magically revealed the proper pathways to follow, It was moreContinue Reading

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Time (like wavelengths, and even hexagons) doesn’t really exist except that matter, from moment to moment, clings to it. Time, admittedly, is not a shape or a pattern — at least not three-dimensional — but matter does form itself around time from moment to moment. Matter takes form again andContinue Reading