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Digital illustration <n>True Self</n> by artist <n>Aniko</n>.

The <n>Daily Practice Deck</n> by <n>Self Practice</n>.

A piece from the <n>Kinetic Typography Experiments 03</n> series by <n>Hunter Bohm</n>, 2019.

A still from <n>Michelangelo Antonioni</n>'s 1982 film, <n>Identificazione di una donna</n>.

<n>Kinetic sculptures</n> in the Paris atelier of artist <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

A quote from <n>Alan Watts</n> and <n>Keep Earth Around</n> in a graphic published by <n>Alan Watts Org</n>.

A still from the 1976 film <n>Network</n>, directed by <n>Sidney Lumet</n>.

A horse in Iceland, photographed by <n>Studio Mare</n> for <n>Somewhere Magazine</n>.

“I am finding my way back to myself again. Slowly, patiently, intricately. I am finding roads in between my heart and my mind that connect. I am finding melodies that taste good on my soul. I stray and I take detours occasionally, but I am finding my way back to myself again.”

<n>Eye, Nose and Cheek</n>, a 1939 sculpture by <n>F.E. McWilliam</n>.

“Your naked body should only belong to those who fall in love with your naked soul.”

A graphic illustrating the principles of <n>FOAM DAO</n>: create, invest, and trade with each other.

A 2019 projection for <n>Thom Yorke</n> on the facade of London's <n>Tate Modern</n>.

Diagram of a <n>Black Hole</n> and <n>White Hole</n> by <n>Patrick Yepes</n>.

An extract from the 1996 video art piece <n>Device</n> by <n>John Wood and Paul Harrison</n>.

A portrait of filmmaker <n>Alejandro Jodorowsky</n>.

“We think we meet someone with our eyes. But we actually meet them with our soul.” ― Mimi Novic

A still from <n>Éric Rohmer</n>'s 1951 short film, <n>Presentation, or Charlotte and Her Steak</n>.

A still from the 1975 film <n>The Mirror</n>, directed by <n>Andrei Tarkovsky</n>.

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A 2006 portrait of <n>Janet Jackson</n> by photographer <n>Stewart Shining</n>.

From <n>Bernard Gunther</n>'s 1978 book, <n>Energy Ecstasy and How to Trip Without Drugs</n>.