paper joys
Rikki HorvaticA mindful look at creative and spiritual practices, how they help us to show up better day-to-day and the philosophy of creating just for the sake of it
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The Tarot Diaries: Seven of Swords on aversion, inner critics and setting it all down
Something about this card had me avoiding it. I’m not sure where my mind went during that time, other than dealing with the millions of little things that inevitably come up at home. Lots of driving, doctor appointments, disappointing news ...
Episode Five: Surrender and slow evaluation
Correction I mentioned “Be like water” which I thought was in the Tao Te Ching, but is actually a Bruce Lee quote. I am including the full quote here as I do find it insightful. I found this here.
The Tarot Diaries: Four of Cups on appreciating the moment as it is
I’m happy to report that I have recovered from my second bout of sickness. This one was not as intense, but was due to fluid taking up residence in my ear. Of course, the erratic weather has contributed to this problem. I don’t tend to hand...
The Tarot Diaries: Six of Swords on paddling the waters of my own brain
After the tumultuous last few weeks and recovering from illness, I was starting to believe that the ground would continue to crumble beneath me as I tried to climb upward towards my goals. I have been fortunate, however, in that rest (when ...
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