I offer this project from three perspectives; as a poet who views poems as living symbols; as a student of anthropology, who sees language as the original human technology arising from the instinct to make marks; and as a Jungian, who sees Psyche as the underlying force catalyzing human creativity.

For this project I printed every word I had written while at Pacifica and wove them into a sculpture. It is a black and white temple, a linguistic prayer scroll that pays homage to the hours of inquiry, research, and reflection necessary to make art from a depth psychological perspective. This project describes a multiplicity of things in a particular way. It is a retrospective, a collection of poems, and a ceremony enacted in honor of crossing the threshold of graduation from Pacifica's Depth Psychology and the Humanities Program. I hope this creative portfolio will traverse boundaries and kneel before alphabets as the sacred tools they once were within many Tales of Origin, in which humans adopted them from the Gods.