In which I look into and through the medium of Professor Jiang’s influence itself in order to encourage a more critical and generative address of attention, education and mutual epistemic responsibility today.

https://substack.com/home/post/p-194382432

Thoughts on why Voicecraft conversations aren’t really podcasts.

https://substack.com/home/post/p-160224183?source=queue

An essay on Australia's referendum regarding the Indigenous Voice To Parliament.

Published on Substack here.

Available for purchase here.

PART ONE has been published on Substack and can be read online for free here.

PART TWO here.
PART THREE here.
PART FOUR here.
PART FIVE (the final part) here.

This piece is shared in a mode of expression more poetic or mystical than analytic. The intention experienced when writing this way is one of existential and conceptual whole-making, with a bias toward completeness over consistency. The hope in sharing is to address and catalyse the presence of spirit—or at least the deep veins of creative conception—in the sentience of readers. If there are lines or words that are unclear at first, I invite you to read through with openness and aesthetic sensitivity, and see what emerges as more of the whole is revealed.

https://timadalin.substack.com/p/onwards-into-the-breach

Or know they are fit to call themselves one?

A short piece shared on Substack. Read here.

At the core of this contemplative wrestle is a commitment to contexts where voice goes un-tyrannized and silence stays its course.

A short poetic piece on Substack. Read here.

An ode to the possible impossible for the sometimes blind and hopeful. And a meditation on choice, death, and the sacred, from the jaws of reality. Echoes of a man's onward spiritual process.

A short poetic piece on Substack. Access here.