When things come into my sphere in threes (3x), I pay attention. This week it’s Origami. But this is paper-folding on a ho’ nutha level… ONE Leaving the MoMA I pass a vendor with a humble card table filled with complicated, folded newspaper dragons like...
I just returned from a New York pilgrimage to get an audience with the actual object: The Red Book of C.G. Jung. Every Wednesday, the Rubin Museum turns a page , so I got to see two actual spreads. Plates 104-105 and 106-107. Stunning! The majority of the exhibition...
Create your own perfect realm. It’s easy! No scary meditation required! The Rubin Museum has created a really great interactive device that helps you envision your own two-dimensional mandalic universe. Click. Print. Practice non-attachment. It’s the least...
Serendipity is defined as ‘a seeming gift for finding something good accidentally’. That’s how I found Sarah Ann Greene. I’m not surprised. Those of us on the mandalic path are bound to intersect like a good Vesica Piscis. I was attending a...
In this photo provided by the Rubin Museum of Art, the museum’s chief curator, Martin Brauen, left, and Felix Walder, great-grandson to Carl Jung, inspect Carl Jung’s “The Red Book” after it’s arrival at the Rubin Museum of Art in New...
