Empathy isn’t Something You Can Earn: Charlie Kirk and the Trolley Problem
We don’t need to measure the life of anyone to feel empathy about the suffering that is occurring.
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Author: Kellie Schorr
To Be Seen By The Sacred: The Weight and Wisdom in Thai Tattoo Magick
This book challenges the romanticization of exotic tattoos that end up representing experience without responsibility. Zed is explicit about the cosmic scrutiny such talismans invite.
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No Need to Run: What Slasher Film Killers Teach Us About Impermanence
Impermanence doesn’t care about your step count or your strategy. It doesn’t hate you. It’s not cruel. It’s just… coming.
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Exploring the Haunted House: Walking the Path of Unresolved Trauma
There is a world outside of your house. There are paths you can choose. There is a future you can forge. Let what arises, arise. Hold it. Own it.
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The Girl Who Runs Up The Stairs: How This Horror Movie Trope Helps Us Cope with Political Chaos
You don’t have to stop a raging river. You can be a boat that helps someone across it. You don’t have to change the world. You just need to show up and make a difference where you can.
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