August 13, 2026
Feeling At Home in Oneself
What does it mean to feel at home—not in a house, but in yourself? This piece traces that question through a remote, sage-covered stretch of the American West, a former patient's memory of a teacher who saw him when almost no one else did, and Rilke's letters on solitude. Moving associatively between landscape, memory, and clinical insight, the essay arrives at a quiet claim: that home is something we build, through relationship and stillness alike, into a place inside ourselves that can never be taken from us.
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