Francisco Sarolli
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Francisco Sarolli
SOLUTIO: The Alchemy of Letting Go
open.spotify.com"Solutio" is a Latin term meaning "loosening," with distinct meanings across different contexts, most notably as a legal term for performance or discharge of an obligation, and as an alchemical term for the stage of dissolving a solid into a liquid. Psychologically, in Jungian analysis, it represents a dissolving of the ego or self into a primal st... See more
Emily Coan
For me, a creative life is about envisioning futures that don’t yet exist and finding small ways to bring them into being—through the ideas I shape at work, the conversations I spark with friends, or the rituals I build into my day. It means choosing curiosity over fear, whether that’s trying something new, asking the harder question, or noticing b
... See moreSo, to create something truly alive and nourishing, we must be willing to immerse ourselves in the rich, fertile soil of our own humanity – the depths of our emotions, experiences, and connections to the world around us.
Steyn Viljoen • Beautiful, boring, and without soul 🕌
Deepening our connection to nature will serve our spint, and what serves our spirit invariably serves our artistic output.
The closer we can get to the natural world, the sooner wr start to realize we are not separate. And that when we cre ate, we are not just expressing our unique individuality, bur our seamless connection to an infinite oneness.
The closer we can get to the natural world, the sooner wr start to realize we are not separate. And that when we cre ate, we are not just expressing our unique individuality, bur our seamless connection to an infinite oneness.
Took some time away to remember myself. And to examine if my voice is still honest outside of digital spaces.
Black Liturgies has been a strange gift—one I’m not prepared to abandon. But I’m going to start pausing a few times a year to make sure I am who I say I am. No timeline. I’ll return when I know.
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instagram.comProcess > artifacts
As I’ve learned to let go of my prior fixation with outcomes, I’ve found myself more inclined to explore and play, and in this is another lesson: play does not imply lack of purpose. Quite the opposite, it honors the most meaningful kind of purpose: that which arises from process. We don’t find meaning, we make it.
When we... See more
As I’ve learned to let go of my prior fixation with outcomes, I’ve found myself more inclined to explore and play, and in this is another lesson: play does not imply lack of purpose. Quite the opposite, it honors the most meaningful kind of purpose: that which arises from process. We don’t find meaning, we make it.
When we... See more