Overview
In a world marked by fragmentation, polarization, and disconnection, UNBOUNDED offers a path toward wholeness. The book begins with individual consciousness, expands to relationship with others, and widens to connection with the cosmos at large.
Pages weave together imagery, poetry, and experiential prompts. Patterns in nature known as fractals provide a guiding metaphor to expanded awareness and softened boundaries. UNBOUNDED offers a radical invitation to feel more love and compassion for the self, others, and the earth. A profound intuition takes shape: everything exists within everything else in a living unbounded web of connection.
While on the surface of experience we may perceive our lives as separate and finite, UNBOUNDED takes us on a beautiful artistic exploration of the deeper nature of reality. We come to know - and experience - the fundamental connection we have with each other and the natural world. Woven from science and psyche, objective fractal views of reality and artistic expressions of our deeply interwoven lives, UNBOUNDED frees us from the perceptual and conceptual illusions of separateness, releasing our innate capacity for connection and belonging. Bravo and deep thanks to our journey's guides, Terry Marks-Tarlow and Leanne Domash
Daniel J. Siegel, MD, Founding Co-Director, UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center; Founder, Mindsight Institute; author, Aware, Mind, and IntraConnected
Terry Mark-Tarlow and Leanne Domash have written a book of the deepest wisdom, challenging our ingrained notions of such fundamental categories as in and out, up and down, pain and pleasure. Metaphysical principles of great profundity, such as the Taoist teaching that everything contains within itself the seed of its opposite, come alive through artwork, poetry, stories, and fractal mathematics. UNBOUNDED is a book that is both intellectually satisfying and emotionally transformational.
Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, Host, New Thinking Allowed YouTube channel; author, The Roots of Consciousness: The Classic Encyclopedia of Consciousness Studies Revised and Expanded; Grand Prize winner, the 2021 Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies essay competition
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9781969031205
- ISBN-10: 1969031204
- Publisher: Ipbooks
- Publish Date: July 2026
- Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 0.48 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.94 pounds
- Page Count: 178
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