Issue 95 presents the sacred as both everywhere and transformative. In his discourse, Alireza Nurbakhsh explains how the sacred can be encountered anytime, anywhere when love and service lift the ego’s veil, and how true encounter moves us toward humility and helping others. Essays deepen the theme—from the heart as sacred space and the “prayer of being,” to Sufism’s links with ancestry, Hafez’s cosmic imagination, and the Jerrahi path across cultures—while an interview with Nyongar Elders emphasizes land, plants, and place. CultureWatch and poetry reinforce that sacred presence can permeate art and daily life, inviting readers into attentive perception, gratitude, and service.