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Mindscape IX: The past, at the present...in the future or two places at once.... (36)
jump to an image African Woman in Astral Ascent Caught in Waves Cerebral Universe in Contact Cerebral Universe in Solitude Concentric Rectangles Embedded in Time Connections to N-Dimension Convoluted States Cornucopia Cosmic Grid of the Future Cosmic Manifolds Cosmic Projections Dancing Colors Dancing Thoughts Divine Union Diving into Infinity Egyptian Mosaic I Entering New Worlds I Entering New Worlds III Entering New Worlds III Entering New Worlds VII Entering New Worlds VIII Entering New Worlds X Entering New Worlds XI Entering New Worlds XII Entering New Worlds Evolution I: Moving Toward Emptiness Evolution II: Fractured Footnotes to Plato: Homage to Whitehead Evolution III: The Original Face of the Kosmos Evolution V: Aperspective Holonic Structures Feminine Energy Galactic Aperture Harbinger of New Worlds Home At Last Intimate Embrace Jungian Caverns Jungian Caverns Kosmic City Kosmic Entities in Context Kosmic Joy Resonating Kosmic Quadrants Life Emerging Life from Matter? Light Escaping Dark Light Unfolding Looking Outward: Topology in Motion Mind as Spacetime II: Paths to Transcendence Mind as Spacetime III Mind as Spacetime IV: Spectral Life Mindscape I: Maxwell's Demon Mindscape II: Memories of Self Mindscape IX: The past, at the present...in the future or two places at once.... Mindscape XI: the Face Behind the Mask Mindscape XIV: Spirits Mindscape Morphogenetic Space: Homage to Goethe Multiverse Nanotechnology New Painting 1 Passageway: Homage to Steiner Pi on the Run Playing with Dimensions Quantum Apparition Rivers of Life Seussian Boogie Spirit from Matter Stellar Collapse Stellar Harmony The Center Cannot Hold The Cosmic Womb The Importance of Dark and Light The Kosmic Tease Three Stars over Egypt Topological Lite Transition: 2499 Variations on a Theme by Archimedes

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