DYSWIM

The phrase “Do you see what I mean?” is more than metaphor—it reveals a deeper epistemological truth: that realization is inherently visual. Across language, mysticism, and psychedelic states, understanding is not described as something heard or reasoned, but as something seen. Vision offers immediate coherence, synthesizing complexity into form, making truth apprehensible beyond words. In altered states of consciousness, this becomes explicit—truth appears not as proposition, but as geometry, light, and symbol. This work emerges from that paradigm: not to explain, but to reveal; not to be heard, but to be seen.