The Ritual Chronicles
Alexandra Baker, The Internet Researcher| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | bastetritual.substack.com |
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The End of the Clean Girl Bathroom
Building Bastét has made something really clear to me: the old idea of “clean” does not match how most of us actually live. Our days are busy, our brains are tired, and our bathrooms look like real life, not like a design shoot.
The Bastét File 003
When I started building Bastét, it was never just about a single formula. It was about a world, a set of quiet, consistent rituals that hold you up in the background while the rest of your life moves quickly in the foreground. File 002 was ...
If Bastét Were a Film
Last week, I shared that I subscribed to The Criterion Channel, and ever since, it has felt like I have been watching Bastét into existence frame by frame. It made me wonder what Bastét would look like if it were a film instead of a brand. ...
The Ritual: Learning to disconnect in November
Thank you to everyone for all the love for the Sensory Gift Guide. I think what is always still like a woah moment is when I get an email or DM from one of you just wanting to chat and connect. I can’t wait for Bastét IRL events.
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