Derek Parsons

(Martin Lostak)

Consecrated Waiting Rooms

Whether we are religious or claim no sense of the spiritual, sacred spaces help us to better confront the transient nature of existence.

("Bring Out Your Dead" by Edmund Evans)

Amidst a pandemic, Albert Camus’ novel The Plague suggests that we can find courage, community, and hope while embracing the absurd.

(Daniel Öberg)

Considering the practical consequences of panpsychism might shed some light on consciousness, bridging the gap between mind and matter.

("The Sick Child" by Edvard Munch, 1925)

The early twentieth-century Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno clarifies the places and events from which love emerges.

(Derek Parsons)

The most fortifying experiences in nature are often found in lonely, transitional zones. But what is the reality of these threshold places?