<n>Center for Space Research Symposium</n> poster (1968) by graphic designer <n>Jacqueline Casey</n>.

“There is no separation from the sacred and mundane.”

A <n>Wabi-sabi</n> bathroom design by <n>OM_interior.concept</n>.

Artwork from the series <n>Alike By Nature</n> by artist <n>Angelo Musco</n>.

<n>Man and his aura</n> by artist <n>Solara</n>.

<n>Twisted Knot Tree</n>, an <n>arborsculpture</n> by artist <n>Aharon Naveh</n>.

“Everything about the language of wellness is designed to push the goal lines further and further out of reach,” she says. “You never arrive at a point to go like, ‘Oh, I’m well now.’ There’s always something else we could be doing.” As a result, there is no resting place because we can never fully restore what’s been lost, and there is always a greater state of enhancement to attain.

Data visualization from the <n>Nike Magic</n> project by <n>ManvsMachine</n> for <n>Nike</n>.

A scene from the 1972 film <n>Fist of Fury</n> featuring actor <n>Bruce Lee</n>.

“The body is a sacred garment” — Martha Graham

Diagram from '<n>The Body Has a Mind of Its Own</n>' by <n>Sandra Blakeslee</n> and <n>Matthew Blakeslee</n>.

Portrait of singer-songwriter <n>Erykah Badu</n>.

Brand identity for <n>Studio Y Yoga & Wellness</n> by creative studio <n>OSMO</n>.

Cover art for the book <n>The Third Eye</n> by author <n>T. Lobsang Rampa</n>.

“at each step, do what feels most clear and alive“

Photograph <n>Trajectories</n> by <n>Dani Guindo</n>, taken in Iceland.