The Modern Paradox

Part I

Reality must be seen before it can be held. Part I begins in lived contradiction and asks how partial perspectives can be held together without any one becoming the whole.

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Part I in seven sections

01 · 3:53

Before the Paradox

These pages began before any of this had a name.

02 · 3:26

The Patient's Paradox

Both realities were true.

03 · 3:02

The Reality That Could Be Held

Reality had to be held.

04 · 3:05

Reality Must Be Held Collectively

Reality must be held collectively.

05 · 3:36

The Difference Between a Wound and Reality

A feeling can be real without being the whole of reality.

06 · 4:46

The Self and the Part

The self is the place where the parts can be held without allowing any one of them to become reality itself.

07 · 4:07

Making the Unconscious Conscious

More of reality had become conscious.

“Reality must be seen before it can be held.”
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