S.R. Laing

This is a deep dive into the beginnings of Human Literature. We focus on the The enduring exhortation of “I AM.” The “I AM” begins as ritual speech, becomes personal voice, is seized by theology as absolute authorship, is destabilized by mysticism, redistributed by revolutionary poetics, operationalized in political resistance, and internalized as psychological integration.

I've been absent. The month of April was a slow, horrifying grind as our loved one went into emerge for one little thing on April 5 and never came out. She crossed over April 30th 6:30 AM from Pancreatic Cancer. To help channel my grief, I wrote Crossroads a song written in the aftermath of loss for her. Have a listen below Click to hear CROSSROADS You left your coat on my chair Like you might come back for it The eggs sat cold in the pan And the room held its breath I asked the sky that dumb...

This card speaks to unstoppable will, disciplined courage, and the sacred momentum of a chosen path. In this reimagining, the Chariot is embodied by Harriet Tubman a force of liberation who moved through fear, terrain, and impossible odds with unwavering purpose. The Chariot here is not about conquest, but deliverance. It represents the mastery of opposing forces: fear and faith, danger and direction, exhaustion and resolve. Tubman’s lantern becomes the guiding intelligence within. An inner...