In the closing chapters of Thrones of the Invisible, I argue that whatever we place in the highest place is revealed less by what we say than by what we allow to consume our days. My proposal there is deliberately plain: the deepest measure of a life is not how high a person clim
In the last pages of Thrones of the Invisible I try to name what I think should stand in the highest place once we stop bowing automatically to growth, market, and algorithm. I call it inner progress held within outer balance: the conviction that the deepest measure of a life is
The vision at the close of Thrones of the Invisible refuses to treat the inner life as if it floated above the physical world. Jan Verellen's principle of
