🕳️ 🐇 A hand-curated publication featuring psychoactive internet rabbit holes that explore this question: What does it mean to live a life of meaning and beauty?
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Dear explorers,
May this newsletter find you mid-metamorphosis during todays spring equinox 🌱
Welcome to Rabbit Holes issue no. 64
🌀 We open in threshold spaces: a quilted ice hut that makes architecture feel like a held breath, Michael Pederson's "Portals" installing the uncanny into ordinary streets so that even a doorway becomes a question, and Peter Li's photographs of sacred spaces soaring upward as if the builders believed verticality was a form of prayer.
🔮 We move through essays that reframe the inner life as something to tend, not hack: desire as a compass (not a craving), self-respect as something you can’t fake, a meditation on soul initiation and what it costs to refuse yours, healing as something that can harden as much as soften, and the subtle line between awareness and self-alienation.
🐚 And then a handful of pieces that feel almost deceptively simple, but aren’t: how to tell if you like someone (not if they like you), why friendship is a more powerful force than persuasion, what it means that people build permanent structures inside of us, and a few reflections on choosing a life by what you return to, not what you chase.
With love,
Patricia ✨
1. 💻 open this issue in your web browser at a time where you have at least 30 mins to read.
2. 🍵 grab hot tea or coffee
3. 👚 change into something comfortable and ideally sit against some fluffy pillows, with your computer on your lap at a 45 degree angle
4. light a candle 🕯️
5. 💨 take 5 breaths and listen to this meditation
6. meditate on a question you have and run it by this tarot reader
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