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There's a Buddhist teaching about seeing the cup as already broken. It changes everything about presence.
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Reflections on presence, neurodivergence, and the practice
Why Traditional Mindfulness Fails Neurodivergent Minds
"Just sit and breathe" works beautifully for some people. For neurodivergent minds, it can feel like torture. Here's why—and what works instead.
Read more →The Wind Will Return (And That's Not a Problem)
We've been taught that repetitive tasks are mindless, that doing something again means we failed the first time. But what if return is the entire practice?
Read more →You Don't Need Exotic Practices
Himalayan singing bowls, special cushions, incense, apps—none of it is necessary. The ordinary world is full of teachers if you know how to listen.
Read more →Presence is Not Productivity
We've gamified everything—including mindfulness. What happens when we stop tracking streaks and just... return?
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New reflections on the practice, neurodivergence, and presence published weekly.