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Devoted to the cultivation of my lotus heart

2026/01/172026/01/17

A reflection on the cultivation of my lotus heart in devotion to Prajnaparamita: meditation, embodied wisdom, skilful care, and staying open in a turbulent world.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags Prajnaparamita
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Honouring Prajnaparamita: heart, wisdom, focus, emptiness

2026/01/142026/01/14

A practical starter guide to working with Prajnaparamita, the Perfection of Wisdom, including correspondences, altar inspiration, a full moon ritual, and more.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags Prajnaparamita
A turquoise Leuchtturm1917 Bullet Journal.

Happy New Year! My 2026 minimalist Bullet Journal setup

2026/01/112026/01/11

I am embracing simplicity again in my 2026 minimalist Bullet Journal—simple layouts, essential logs, and streamlining productivity for a focused year.

Categories Lifestyle Tags Bullet Journal
An open journal with the words, "Goals for the year." A key lies next to the journal.

Tarot and synthesis: setting goals for the New Year

2026/01/072026/01/07

Here’s a look at my annual practice of using tarot to explore the energies around me, identify themes, clarify priorities, and set goals for the New Year.

Categories Divination Tags holidays, tarot
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Technology, anxiety, and spirit: predictions for 2026

2026/01/032026/01/03

Predictions for 2026: platform decay, AI-generated authority, and rising anxiety. Why discernment, trust, and small communities matter more than ever.

Categories Tech Tags culture, social media

Year in review: missing Christmas, choosing New Year

2025/12/302025/12/30

With the new year quickly approaching, I’ve been reflecting on 2025–the challenges, the highlights, and what’s next. Here’s my year in review.

Categories Lifestyle Tags holidays
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