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rest-rhythm

Tamas as Teacher

Tamas as Teacher

You've noticed it by now. The heaviness that settles in around mid-December. The way mornings feel thicker, slower to start. How the body wants rest it hasn't earned by the usual metrics—more sleep, more stillness, more nothing. And probably: the quiet guilt that follows. The

Position Before the Current

Position Before the Current

Most rest advice arrives too late. We learn what to do after we're depleted. How to recover from burnout. How to restore after the crash. How to climb back out once we've already fallen in. This is recovery as rescue operation—expensive, slow, and always playing

Position Before the Current

Position Before the Current

Most rest advice arrives after depletion. What if you positioned before the demand arrived?

The Sound the Work Makes

The Sound the Work Makes

We've layered so much onto watching that 'no music' has become remarkable. What got stripped away that we're now seeking in artisan videos?

The Scroll That Empties the Well

The Scroll That Empties the Well

The inspiration scroll promises to fill you up. But attention has a finite reservoir, and endless 'research' draws from the same well you'd need to actually create.

Manufactured Emergency

Manufactured Emergency

Holiday marketing creates fake urgency to override your decision rhythm. The scarcity isn't real, but your nervous system doesn't know that.

The Infrastructure You Can't See

The Infrastructure You Can't See

We optimize the visible systems while depleting the invisible ones that make everything else possible. The body keeps infrastructure we never learned to notice.