Thought can feel like a lullaby, carrying us away from the world in front of us. Hadley Uribe and Carter Gillies explore what attention can teach us through encounters with strangers and the practice of making pottery.
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The Circle: Possibility in Libra
Today in The Circle: Tatsuro Kiuchi on cutting painted chaos into the shape of a vase, and Keren Vishny on a dream shared at an airport gate that she neither explains nor dismisses. Two writers holding the line between form and the formless, where something undefined still has room to be born.
The Circle: A Study of Anger
Learning to sit with the parts of ourselves that we might rather not acknowledge is not easy. It is full of pain and fire. That pain and fire though might be the heat of the crucible reforming us. Hannah Wallace and Sandy Ernest Allen had the courage to sit in the crucible and found something unexpected.
The Circle: Magic of Connection
Interpersonal connection: some people thrive on it, others fear it. Whatever our relationship to it, it seems to hold a great power. In this first issue of The Circle, Anna Sinski finds a torch in the underworld of grief, and Caylyn Adamko sets down her armor to see what doors open.