Spiral Spiral
Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
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Singing the body electric, one cell at a time
Heightened senses help man's best friend negotiate the world
How perception defines reality
Artists reimagine the aesthetics of science fiction
Linking together Buddhism, technology, art, and historical and speculative narratives
Living in the present is probably impossible
Three years, three months, and three days of silence
Twenty years behind bars
An astronaut's perspective from two hundred miles up
In Shambhala, the land of bliss, a battle rages between karma and ignorance
A crack in time goes unnoticed
A meditation on time, ecology, and the world we live in . . . for now
A Victorian meme touches down in the twenty-first century
The perception of time in slow motion
An artist's take on the feminine future in the era of digital colonialism
How the past, present, and future coexist in Buddhism
Seeing through the eyes of the thirteenth-century Zen master Eihei Dogen
Could the inspiration for E.T. have come from the earlier work of Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray?