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<n>Iranian women share lunch after planting rice</n> in Mazandaran, Iran, 2001. Photo by <n>Abbas Attar</n>.

<n>We Ask</n>, a silver gelatin print toned with gold.

A diagram illustrating psychiatrist <n>Carl Gustav Jung</n>'s model of the human psyche.

<n>Second-Hand Stories</n> (2003), a painting by American artist <n>David Carmack Lewis</n>.

An Ouroboros-inspired tattoo design by artist <n>Yoshi (seonkwang park)</n>.

An illustration of the zodiac sign Pisces from <n>Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry</n>.

The album cover for <n>Ocean Rain</n> by <n>Echo & The Bunnymen</n>, released in 1984.

<n>Sun Salutation</n> yoga sequence diagram.

A vintage illustration of <n>Three Skeleton Keys</n>.

Illustration from the 1878 book <n>Psychography</n> by author <n>M.A. (Oxon.)</n>.

Animated GIF titled <n>Fond.Background.Lights.Victoriabea</n>.

An illustration of <n>Therapeutic Touch</n> from a 1993 issue of the magazine Nursing BC.

<n>Australia, 1973</n>, a photograph published by <n>equatorjournal</n>.

A <n>Bagua map</n>, the basis for the <n>Dharma Initiative logo</n> from the TV show *Lost*.

Artwork by <n>Dave Danzara</n> with a quote from <n>Neville Goddard</n>.

“No tree can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.”  —Carl Jung

<n>Jupiter In Virgo</n> (1965) by <n>René Magritte</n>.

<n>Body Electric</n>, a collage and embroidery on a found photograph by artist <n>Shannon Freshwater</n>.

<n>Fluid</n> (2016) by <n>TheNightSea</n>.

<n>Open Minds lead to Open Doors</n> by artist <n>ChakraSystem</n>.

I have three eyes. Two to look, one to see. By <n>Bellamor</n>.

Illustration by <n>Daniela Goulart</n> for the <n>Raízes</n> project by <n>Editora Svarupa</n>.

Surrealist cutlery by artist <n>Alessandro Malossi</n>.

A promotional image for the wellness brand <n>Remy</n>.

Jewelry by <n>INO</n>, via <n>Cosmos</n>.

A diagram titled <n>Primordial Forces Generate Tai Chi</n> illustrates concepts from Taoist philosophy.

A page from the 1985 book <n>Yoga</n>, photographed by <n>Klaus-Peter Meißner</n>, featuring model <n>Karoline</n>.

<n>Our Time is Fix'd, and all our days are Number'd</n> (c. 1805) by <n>William Blake</n> for <n>Robert Blair</n>'s poem <n>The Grave</n>.