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The best short horoscopes on the internet with lush language and just enough subtlety to get you to notice the patters. My favorite!
Jan 7, 2025
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By Rob Brezsny
thoughtful, silly, non-directive
It’s weekly not daily but they’re really fun to read
Jun 9, 2024
if you like to hyper-fixate on human behavior, personalities, patterns, myth, stoicism, philosophy, history…cannot recommend a deep dive on astrology enough. linking the podcast that p much taught me everything i know! along with that, you can read up on the modern greats like demetra george and chris brennan. i also really like chani nicholas, kirah tabourn. there are so many great free resources!!
3d ago
My favorite site for astrology! The premium version lets you save as many birth charts as you want. :)
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There is something really satisfying about the non-addictive quality of the website version. Recently I’ve deleted most apps off of my phone and decided to use the website version. It gives me an excuse to go on my laptop and get some of that pre-social media nostalgia experience before things were so accessible. I love that I’m inclined to quit the browser after completing what I intended to do rather than mindlessly scrolling forever and experiencing targeted ads. It reminds me of a time when the internet was still a wild place full of discovery rather than an endless consumption machine.
Jun 6, 2024
I just watched this documentary on Hipgnosis, the art studio behind some of the most iconic album covers in rock history. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Wings, and countless others. It’s amazing how they created the covers without computers and photoshop. Truly magical and inspiring and made me want to make art ✨
Dec 3, 2024
A favorite artist of mine had a solo show in a gallery and I was extremely excited to attend, having only seen the work digitally. The artist posted a story offering to come to the gallery and give folks a talk about the artwork, all you had to do was send a DM. A little nervously, and maybe one wine in, I messaged him to say I’d love to take him up on the offer. And he said yes! We scheduled the time and met at the gallery for an in-depth tour of the artwork, his process, inspirations, and associations with the work. A deeply inspiring and personal experience that I’m so glad I got to have.
Maybe think about taking people up on their offers from a stick of gum, to a ride to the airport, to the last slice of cake. It feels really good to receive.
Jun 7, 2024