eden | by: Kaice Alea
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practice 01: soul tides
over the past few weeks, we’ve been laying the philosophical foundation for eden together.
while i created the foundation series to share the ideas shaping this work, it also helped me clarify something for myself: why i’m building this sp...
eden | 04: how can you trust someone you never listen to?
i used to think self-trust was about confidence.
i imagined it as something certain people naturally possessed. people who made decisions quickly. people who trusted their instincts. people who always seemed to know what they wanted and wh...
eden | 03: he told me everything i needed to hear (but nothing changed)
the conversation happened last december. for the first time, it felt like we were speaking openly about things that had been sitting beneath the surface for a long time.
he knew he loved me. he knew he had been creating reasons why the re...
eden | 02: why is awareness so uncomfortable?
if you haven’t read what if we owe eve an apology? yet, i’d encourage you to start there first. that essay was important to this foundation because it marked the beginning of me recognizing that self-trust and spirituality may not be separa...
eden | 01: what if we owe eve an apology?
i didn’t expect one of the things that would shape the direction of this work most would be re-reading the book of genesis.
the more i found myself exploring ideas around self-trust, awareness, emotional suppression, and the strange discon...
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i’m kaice — founder of eden. writing about self-trust, emotional honesty, and the art of staying connected to yourself. (3/5 mental projector • aqua ☼ libra ☾ sag ↑)
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