A Stage Nine teaching from the Purna Asatti journey guiding the reader to feel what it is to be other people, places, and things, and to consider that all are extensions of one consciousness shaped by local environments, like rivers and oceans of one body of water.
A reflective essay using the discarded-then-enshrined bust of Nefertiti as a metaphor for the human cycle of being exalted, cast aside, and remembered, urging readers to keep treasuring themselves through every fleeting turn.
A brief method for focusing effort in difficult moments by asking what one needs to BE rather than what one needs to do, letting the desired way of being reveal the concrete actions to take.