Both religion and science have stated that space-the physical, so-called nothing-preceded us. Yet it is with the internal, innerspace termed consciousness, that we became aware of ourselves and reality and that vast non-thing we call space. It was the most adroit of innerspaces that offered a theory of bent space, gravity bending space, and, at ( Read more... )

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I wonder what it means when one returns to a place past, time and time again. Orbiting like a satellite, an echo failing to fade. Always about the same void, absent of resolution, hurling through thorough darkness where light once shown so brightly.

By simpler convention, one would argue that orbiting an absence is impossible, and if possible, it ( Read more... )