Prose

Sri Aurobindo & Me

Casey Williams

Most philosophers study and focus on concepts that revolve around the mind without the body, and stress the importance of strengthening it as much as you can to become one with yourself and your surroundings. Sri Aurobindo thinks a bit differently in this regard; one of his most prominent theories is the idea that one must connect deeply with their physical body as well as their mind, and attempt to attain bodily perfection through good health and care. He believes that humanity is meant to evolve even further than the state we see upon us today. He says we will eventually reach perfection, in that we will also gain what he calls “Truth-Consciousness.” Not only has Sri Aurobindo been able to summarize and keep intact almost all of the previous teachings of the other eastern philosophers we have studied in …

The Poetics of Entanglement

Judson Evans

Sixth Sense

Olivia Barton

“The Poetics of Entanglement”: Three Poems & Introducing Two Young Poets with First Books

Judson Evans

Old Photograph

Shivam Sengupta

Blood For The Knuckles, Pencil For The Page

Brian Michael Barbeito

That Window, My Window

Luna Ramos

Aristotle: Poetry

Taylor Brown

That’s What You Get

Mark Pawlak

Music

“For Kounellis”

Neil Leonard

For Kounellis is a meditative, evocative electronic work featuring samples from Jannis Kounellis’ sculpture, voice, live electronics and soprano saxophone. The sounds are based on Kounellis’ untitled installation comprising 23 large church bells that Leonard recorded at the environmental sculpture park, La Marrana di Montemarcello in Italy.