I used to watch my mom doodle whenever she was on the phone. The nature of the conversation didn’t matter. Her attention was both diffuse...

Bennu is theorized to be the Egyptian version of the Greek Pheonix. A living symbol of resurrection. One who wields the medicine of...

“Grief is subversive, undermining the quiet agreement to behave and be in control of our emotions. It is an act of protest that declares...

“The prevailing psychiatric view of grief is based on the assumption that the ego as we know it is the one and only ground of...

In order for salvation and savioristic narratives to sustain there must always be a future that is in peril. A future time outside of now...

Beading is a process of forming patterns from what the eyes might understand (if it were an isolated sense, which it’s not) as the...

“The Greek word Gorgon translates as dreadful, but perhaps that is an astralized, patriarchal hearing of much more awe-ful stories and...

“By purpose I mean the relational fields that beckon our imaginations and erotic passion to conspire ongoingly with the world.”- Tempist...

Medusa. Her name begins with two distinctive syllables that feel like the turning of a key about to unlock (or unhinge) my jaw, preparing...

“The Greek word for “nod” is numen. In Greek mythology, a deity betokens his or her overwhelming reality through a nod. From numen...