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The Sextant’s Pivot: Navigating by What is Left to Fill the Hole of Wrong. In the geography of wholeness, we are often told to follow a compass that only points toward Right. We treat Wrong like a cliff’s edge a place of finality, a wreckage to be abandoned.But a compass only works on solid ground.…
The Internal OrientationWe often imagine time as a river, a relentless current dragging us away from the past and toward a misty horizon. But if we stop looking at the clock and start looking at the soul, time behaves less like a linear path and more like a compass.In this view, Forward is not a…
The Art of Unravelling: Turning Inner Noise into Outward WonderWe all carry it a tangled, vibrant explosion of “inner noise.” It’s the chaotic mix of half-formed thoughts, sudden emotions, and the persistent hum of daily life. Usually, we try to keep a lid on it, tucked away in the cardboard boxes of our minds. But…
Surprise? In our adult lives, we often treat time as a resource to be managed and outcomes as targets to be hit. We operate within “closed systems”—logic, schedules, and predictable routines. However, playfulness breaks these systems open. By engaging in activity without a rigid “why,” we invite the unpredictable, which serves as a powerful catalyst…






