A Person is a Window and a World and a Horror

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This episode is about people. Why the hell are they so scary and so interesting at the same damn time?

Expect a very special guest by the name of Lydia! And another surprise guest further in.

Also! We'll have Emily Dickinson, Ibn Arabi, and Jean-Paul Sartre chiming in.

Thanks for listening.

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A person is a window

With insufficient veil—

A dark and yawning opening

Where tattered curtains blow,

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Or where celestial beams

Of brightness run in veins,

To every part from every heart,

To smash the window panes.

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WORKS CITED

Alone with the Alone: Creative Imagination in the Sufism of Ibn Arabi by Henry Corbin

Like Eyes That Looked on Wastes +

A Light Exists in Spring +

Ample Make This Bed +

There Is a Finished Feeling by Emily Dickinson

No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre

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