Push Prana

Push Prana by Jason Allen Pace centers on prana and on the practices that are meant to move it through the body and mind. The text connects gratitude, pleasure and daily ritual to a sense of the spiritual, and asks how regular habits and attention might shape a person's inner life.

Its imagery turns toward the body and nervous system, with fibers that twist and tie, synapses that fire and energize, and a mind that seems to expand rapidly. Merkaba exercises, reflection and self-correction recur throughout, alongside concerns with time, longevity and a return to starlight.

The writing is dense and playful, built from invented and unusual word forms, so it reads more like sound and rhythm than plain explanation. It is best suited to readers who enjoy experimental verse about spiritual practice.