We move through spaces every day without thinking much about them: a house, a hallway, a room. Yet some places stay with us, while others feel strangely empty or unsettling, even when nothing is visibly wrong. There are spaces that seem to carry something, and others that seem to resist being held onto. This evening […]

We are completing this anthology edited by Meredith Sabini: “The way is ineffable. One cannot, one must not, betray it. It is like the way of Zen—like a sharp knife, and also twisting like a serpent. One needs faith, courage, and no end of honesty and patience.” — C. G. Jung, p. 217