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Release the Day: 20-Minute Deep Sleep Body Scan

Send us a textA 15 minute, Yoga Nidra–inspired sleep meditation designed to help your body soften and your mind quiet. We’ll move through a slow, systematic relaxation from head to toe, then drift into a gentle “safe floating” visualization—before fading into spacious silence to ...  Show more

The CCTV Thought Experiment: You Are What You Do, Not What You Say

Send us a textWhat if aliens installed a silent CCTV camera above your shoulder for 30 days and compiled a report on what you truly value—based purely on your calendar, screen time, purchases, and how you spend your evenings? Would you recognize yourself?Jordan Peterson says if y ...  Show more

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