The Romans had a ritual every January 1st that would feel right at home in your group chat: exchanging small, meaningful gifts to wish each other…
You light a candle, close your eyes, whisper your intention into the flame—and nothing happens. Not because ritual candles don’t work, but because you…
You walk into a Rituals store to grab one hand soap. Twenty minutes later, you’re standing in the middle of the aisle, holding three candles, a body…
You’re scrolling through Psychology Today’s therapist directory at 11 PM, tabs open, profiles blurring together. One says “trauma-informed.” Another lists…
You’ve probably scrolled past a dozen posts about lucky colors for 2026, bookmarked a few Pinterest boards, and maybe even Googled whether emerald green…
You already know what decision you’re avoiding. It’s the one that hums quietly in the back of your mind while you scroll, the one that resurfaces every…
You’ve done it again. Sitting at your desk, you glance down and realize your cuticles are raw, or there’s a small bald patch you’ve been worrying with…
You reach for your phone, certain you felt it buzz in your pocket. But when you check the screen, there’s nothing—no text, no call, no notification at…
You’ve probably heard of the twelve days of Christmas, but tucked into the quiet heart of winter lies an older, deeper tradition: the thirteen days of…