This issue explores how the tangible world and the unseen meet—how attention, story, and practice open us to the immediacy of the Divine. In his discourse, Alireza Nurbakhsh considers intimacy with God, tracing correspondences between human and divine love and the “price” of intimacy: accepting the world in both its beauty and its hardship. Essays and narratives range from Stefan Sencerz on trying to “catch the ocean in a net,” Nezam Manouchehri’s quiet vignette, a Nasruddin tale, and Faiz Ahmad on ethics as a mirror of metaphysics, alongside interviews with Jeni Couzyn and Robert Rozehnal. The issue closes with brief memorial tributes to Robert Bly (1926–2021), Sajidah Maryam Abdus Sattar (1943–2021), Suliman Feldthouse (1940–2021), and Ron Harris (1949–2021).