Emergence

Photo by <n>Josiah William Gordon</n> in Raja Ampat, with gear from <n>Scuba.com</n>.

A <n>Moreton Bay Fig</n> tree in <n>Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden</n>. Photo by <n>Luis Valadares</n>.

<n>The great goddess of the jungle</n>, a work of <n>visionary art</n> by artist <n>Damián Linares</n>.

The 2022 acrylic on canvas painting <n>Uma pausa para contemplação</n>.

<n>Claude Monet's garden</n> in Giverny, curated by <n>Jimin</n>.

An upcycled <n>Macintosh Classic</n> computer used as a planter.

"David and Goliath" by <n>Octavio Aburto</n> captures dive master <n>David Castro</n> and a school of <n>Bigeye Trevally</n>.

A school of <n>bigeye trevally</n> forms a vortex in Cabo Pulmo, Mexico. Photo by <n>William Winram</n>.

Inspirational graphic from <n>7dimensionswellness</n>.

Illustration by <n>Clarence Larkin</n> from his book <n>Dispensational Truth</n> (1918).

A Kitayama cedar shaped by the <n>Daisugi</n> technique, a sustainable forestry method from 14th-century Kyoto. Photo by <n>Yasunori Fujii</n>.

A portrait of <n>María Sabina</n>, a Mexican healer and poet, accompanies her advice on healing.

Your soul will be pulled to the place it belongs.

Tibetan monks in headphones play dj set, music mixers

A villager in Ethiopia weaves the framework for a hut roof, 1971. Photo by <n>Harald Schultz</n>.

Anatomical illustration from the <n>Vårdapoteket Identity Scheme</n> by <n>Stockholm Design Lab</n>.

The cover image for the book <n>Moksh Prapti ke sahaj Upaay</n> by author <n>Amrit Mahto 'ojosh'</n>.

The cover for <n>Roman Stories</n>, a book by <n>Jhumpa Lahiri</n> with cover design by <n>Linda Huang</n>.

<n>The resemblance between trees and humans</n>, an illustration from a 1905 publication.

A <n>school of fish</n> parts for <n>sharks</n> in the Maldives.

« The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts. »

-Marcus Aurelius

The <n>Apple iMac G4 Desktop Computer</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> in 2001.

Concrete computer concept <n>For the Rest of Us</n> by designers <n>Hank Beyer</n> and <n>Alex Sizemore</n>, 2019.

“Nature loves courage. You make the commitment and nature will respond to that commitment by removing impossible obstacles. Dream the impossible dream and the world will not grind you under, it will lift you up. This is the trick. This is what all these teachers and philosophers who really counted, who really touched the alchemical gold, this is what they understood. This is the shamanic dance in the waterfall. This is how magic is done. By hurling yourself into the abyss and discovering it’s a feather bed.” — Terence McKenna

The slime mold <n>Physarum polycephalum</n>. Photo by <n>Audrey Dussutour</n>.