And it’s literally Wednesday again
Roberta and Justina sit down with themselves; a shared journal, we state what’s been on our minds: our collective reflections of late. We found that although written individually, we came to a lot of similar conclusions. Most days are Wednesdays. A lot of life is spent between its prettiest moments. Coming to our senses, we each share our thoughts on life in our mid twenties, and the realness of it all. The realization that most days are indeed, just another Wednesday. How do we make them count? It’s bittersweet, real, and raw.
The Way Back to Yourself with Lukas Kulbis
Lukas Kublis, breathwork coach, shares how a single mushroom walk in the woods led him to quit his corporate job, move to Ecuador, and dedicate his life to teaching others how to breathe. This is a conversation about returning to yourself.
Coffee with God
Justina shares her evolving journey of getting to know God beyond the walls of religion.
From churches to quiet coffee shop moments, she reflects on God as love, presence, and everyday connection. This reflection invites us to see the divine in new and personal ways.
Lessons of the East: Travelogue of India
A month in India
Roberta shares her personal tales of her time spent in India — from ancient Vedic philosophies to soul searching. Completing her yoga teacher training has taught her much more than she could’ve imagined. A dream to see what it’s really all about in the East…
Indian Attar: Perfume from the Earth
We discovered a new kind of scent while traveling through India— Attar, a pure, slow-crafted fragrance unlike anything else. Read on to see why it’s so special and how to bring one into your own collection.
Uprooting: The Truth About Leaving Everything and Moving Abroad
Leaving everything behind to move abroad sounds like a dream, but it comes with its own quiet costs. In this piece, Genevieve steps into the unseen parts of starting over: the uncertainty, the small unravelings, and the unexpected clarity that only the unknown can bring.
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