A 'You Are Here' graphic from the 1980s points to our location within the <n>Milky Way</n> galaxy.

We spend our lives trying to figure out what kind of person we are, but others can understand us, in our entirety, at a glance. — Meghan O’Gieblyn⁠

A 'Starve the Ego, Feed the Soul' tattoo, from a photo published by <n>star</n>.

<n>Material world, spiritual world</n> by <n>Samira Idroos</n>.

A still from the 1977 film <n>Powers of Ten</n>, directed by <n>Charles Eames</n> and <n>Ray Eames</n>.

Photo by <n>Alexander</n>, with the poem '<n>Open Gesture of an I</n>' by <n>D. A. Powell</n>.

A time-lapse of the slime mold <n>Physarum polycephalum</n> from the <n>Wyss Institute at Harvard University</n>.

The <n>Van Gogh Alive a Firenze</n> multimedia exhibition featuring <n>Vincent van Gogh</n>'s <n>The Starry Night</n>.

Land art from the <n>Snow Drawings</n> project by artist <n>Sonja Hinrichsen</n>.

Surreal self-portrait by photographer <n>Laura Makabresku</n> with her husband, Paweł.

<n>The Hasanlu Lovers</n>, remains of two individuals who died circa 800 BCE in present-day Iran.

A part of yourself is completely unexplored till you meet a particular person or go to a particular place.

A <n>Polar Bear</n> sleeps in a field of <n>Fireweed</n> in the Arctic. Photo by <n>Dennis Fast</n>.

<n>Yellow Hand -The Dirty Yellow Series</n> by artist <n>Graham Dean</n>.

## *“ Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again ”*

–Joseph Campbell

A still from <n>Tale of Cinema</n> (2005), directed by <n>Hong Sang-soo</n>.