How do you stay connected with your loved ones while you are traveling?
Deepak provides a series of examples to keep a strong connection with
your family while you are abroad--such as discussing the good and the bad
parts of each day, performing rituals or prayers together, and having the

How do you stay connected with your loved ones while you are traveling? Deepak provides a series of examples to keep a strong connection with your family while you are abroad--such as discussing the good and the bad parts of each day, performing rituals or prayers together, and having the intention to be connected. And with this intention,

How do you stay connected with your loved ones while you are traveling?
Deepak provides a series of examples to keep a strong connection with
your family while you are abroad--such as discussing the good and the bad
parts of each day, performing rituals or prayers together, and having the

How do you stay connected with your loved ones while you are traveling? Deepak provides a series of examples to keep a strong connection with your family while you are abroad--such as discussing the good and the bad parts of each day, performing rituals or prayers together, and having the intention to be connected. And with this intention, situations, circumstances and encounters will follow.

An argument has been made, quite soundly, that an ethereal, gnostic impulse historically impels the development of groundbreaking information technologies. Two citations for this assertion spring immediately to mind: Erik Davis’ wonderful tome, Techgnosis (see the earlier ‘seed-crystal’ essay), and Avital Ronell’s The Telephone Book which details Alexander Graham Bell’s desire to speak with the dead.

William Gibson’s famous adage from Neuromancer, “The street finds its own uses for things,” catalyzed a deep realization within my skull. That the street is not only an exciting, alluring, dangerously deterritorialized zone of possibilities, it is actually alive. A god, even—one that as I walk within, I am (a very, very small) part. From this assertion expounds many resonant theories, but for now I speak of its skin: street art as an organic form of ritual dialogue; communion, if you will, as the writing on the wall.