A Fifteen-Inch Window

The screen we stare at is a fifteen-inch window, narrowing the world to pixels and light levels we can easily comprehend.

And slowly we begin to filter the world to match that window, forgetting that we are vast, radiant expressions of nature herself.

Every hour before the screen narrows the aperture a little further, carrying us away from the scale of our own nature, which is best remembered in the open scope of the living world.

So this is the strange task:

To fill this small screen with enough of that larger view that you are moved to turn it off, and step back into the boundless world that surrounds you, and that you are made of.

Maurice Spees