Over the years, I have written extensively on a concept I have come to call gravity. This term, while familiar to most as the force that holds planets in orbit and keeps our feet firmly planted on the ground, holds for me (as an inner alchemist) a far richer and more intricate meaning. My use of the word gravity is, at times, aligned with the classical understanding of the phenomenon described by Newton and Einstein, the invisible force that shapes the cosmos and governs the movement of the ...