superthing one
superthing eight
superthing seven
superthing six
superthing five
superthing four
superthing three
superthing two
superthing eleven
superthing nine
superthing twelve
superthing thirteen
superthing ten
superthing twenty four
superthing twenty five
superthing thirty
superthing twenty six
superthing twenty eight
superthing twenty seven
superthing eighteen
superthing nineteen
superthing twenty
superthing twenty nine
superthing twenty two
superthing twenty three
superthing seventeen
superthing sixteen
superthing fifteen
superthing fourteen
superthing twenty one
In moments when perception shifts and the world reveals itself differently; as in dreams and other states of consciousness, time can lose its familiar structure. A brief experience may feel endless, while something vast may pass in an instant. These moments suggest that much of what shapes our experience exists beyond ordinary awareness.
This hidden realm can appear in the strangest of places, and sometimes, when you look at it right, what is precious suddenly arrives as if it had been there all along.
Bill Jehle 10/2026