Writing as Architecting the Space for the Sacred in Other's Mind
Rūta Žemčugovaitėrutazem.substack.com
Writing as Architecting the Space for the Sacred in Other's Mind
Note: Every time I write, there was an altar. And everything and anything can be an altar. Nine out of ten times this is a physical altar, but there have been times when it has been a metaphorical altar.
Marlee Grace • How to Not Always Be Working: A Toolkit for Creativity and Radical Self-Care
These practices (movement, ritual, creativity, connection) have been my anchor. They are how I reclaim my power when everything around me feels out of control. When my attention gets foggy, I feel lost and powerless. But when I’m rooted in practice (tarot rituals, evening reading, pressing flowers, scribbling in notebooks...) clarity returns. These... See more