To muse is to...

etymology: [AFr. muser (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), to waste time, trifle. In OFr. to muse, meditate = Pr. musar. Ital. musare... to stare about, idle, loiter. Middle English via OFr. muse or Latin musa from Greek mousa]

VERB —

• a. With dependent question: "c1407- Musyng, what hyt myghte be That she so straungely spake to me.'
• b. In proverbial phr: "c1700- He measures my Corn by his own Bushel, he muses as he uses..."
• c. To say or murmur meditatively: "1843 Dickens: 'Seven years dead,' mused Scrooge"

1. The action of musing; profound meditation or abstraction.
2. An instance of this, a fit of abstraction; now only in sing. (to be) in one's muses: in a state of abstraction.
3. To be at a muse: to be perplexed or uncertain; to 'wonder' (whether, how, what, etc.).

NOUN — Mythol. (Now usually with capital.) One of nine sister-goddesses, the offspring of Zeus and Mnemosyne (Memory), regarded as the inspirers of learning and the arts, esp. of poetry and music.

I enjoy making things and am not that particular about the medium. Wood has been a long-standing friend with many other earth elements taking part in various constructions over the years.

The concept of organizing stuff is a good one but I make no apologies if it seems to be absent.

The triangle logo has been with me for several decades.

Name-wise I am most commonly known as 'Ajahn Kusalo.' Can you see the 'A' with a resting/reclining 'K' underneath it. And there is a prism with white light refracting. And... there was this album by Pink Floyd. And... depth and cosmic cool can be found in many places/spaces - perhaps even here?

Lets see what space we wander into...