They called it treatment-resistant schizophrenia. It was untreated trauma, untreated addiction, and a brain injured by the pharmaceuticals meant to fix it. A mother’s account of bringing her son back…

The first European woman to reach Lhasa watched hermits dry frozen sheets on their bare backs — and refused to call it a miracle. She called it a trained mind.

At Melmaruvathur women perform the rituals inside the sanctum, and are not barred while menstruating. The shrine says why in four words: one mother, one humanity.

The opening of the Yoga Vāsiṣṭha — Rāma’s great dispassion — and why his ancient crisis of meaning is the tradition’s model for genuine enquiry.

Before the famous voice there was a boy on a Leicestershire embankment, chipping at rock for an ammonite. What he did was never photography. It was attention — and attention is where protection starts.

The oldest hymn of the Divine Feminine contains no praise of her by anyone else. Seven of its eight verses open with aham — I. She is not being described. She is talking.

Thirty-six lessons from Munger: the book teachers keep within arm’s reach, where the scattered inheritance of yoga is laid out in an order a beginner can actually walk.