The Living Fractal

We are taught to think of space as a container, a vast box that holds stars, galaxies, and ourselves. Time, in this picture, is the line across which events march. It is a simple story, and has been useful. But it is also wrong, or at least incomplete. When we

For decades, we’ve been told trauma is a permanent wound — a scar that defines us for life. But neuroscience and lived experience suggest something different: trauma is not the event itself, but the loop of resistance we carry. Trauma as Loop, Not Fate * Trauma is not “what happened.” It

Reclaiming Your Mind from the Illusions of Reality “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” — Marcel Proust What if everything you thought was real was, in fact, conditioned? Not just the obvious things—your political views, beauty standards, or cultural identity—