In our photo of chronologician Michael, he is not actually looking at his invisible watch but rather consulting the living map that he's wearing.  (A living map never gets outdated but rather, remaining mysterious to its core, is a provocation to experience, casting as it does the luminosity of presence.  A living map is full of latencies, providing criteria by which a competent discoverer may test his projected conjectures.)

Here's a precursor to our photo of Morro Rock, from The Link, 1956.

We donned our Third Eye sunglasses to scout for fireballs in the night sky.  The broken and bent trees in the background are courtesy of Hurricane Irma.

We're often asked how we find crystal balls, and we can now reveal that our secret is the "crystal ball detector."  Note the importance of the "veto barrel," for when a crystal ball is just too cloudy.  Pictured also are two crystal balls we found.