Essays on the mind and inner experience: meditation, closed-eye visualizations, inner alchemy, belief, and the parts of human awareness that science still struggles to measure.
From Taoist immortals and Egyptian metallurgists to medieval laboratories and the invention of the bain-marie, alchemy has been quietly influencing the modern world for thousands of years.
The father of modern physics wrote about a million words on alchemy. Why we forgot, and what inner alchemy says about experience science still can’t measure.
Ancient people weren't less intelligent, just less informed. On volcanoes, the problem of induction, and why faith in science resembles medieval faith.
Cosmology, consciousness, and unseen forces in The Bright Dark, with a creation story from the world after the apocalypse.
From Merlin's hidden knowledge to Frankenstein's overreach to Ren's inner alchemy: the archetype of transformation, and why good and evil were never the point.
Exploring closed-eye visualizations in meditation, from subtle patterns to vivid imagery: a personal account of CEVs, their neuroscience, and inner alchemy.