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Old certainties are dissolving. And in this time between worlds, one question remains:what is eternal?
After Impermanence and MYTHOS, the third issue of the Seeds of Renaissance Magazine turns toward Eternity.
For centuries, eternity meant forever: immortality, heaven, the gold that does not tarnish, the stars we once believed would never die. But the mystics have always pointed somewhere else: to the eternal now, the timeless awareness beneath all change, the moment when self and world dissolve into one another.
What happens when these two eternities meet? Can we find the eternal inside impermanence, rather than in flight from it? And in an age that dreams of digital immortality, what is truly worth carrying forward?
Where Eternity might lead you:
We are gathering the voices of artists, poets, philosophers, scholars, and those who live their practice through ritual and prayer. We welcome artworks, photography, poems, stories, practices, prayers, essays and longer features.
We’re especially drawn to:
🌀 Eternal return, cycles and rebirth
🕯️ The eternal now
✨ Divine eternity
🌌 Stars, oceans, mountains and sky
🌳 Lineage, memory and ancestry
🪙 “Gold”= that which does not decay
🤖 AI and the dream of immortality
☁️ Heaven
Bring us your work in all its texture, vulnerability and imperfection. That is where the soul lives. Call for submissions closes on 10 January 2027.
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Tell us in the comments: what does eternity mean to you?
First published in the Seeds of a Second Renaissance newsletter on 16 October 2026. Read the original.
