Meditation in winter should be about gathering. No fancy stuff, just sit and collect.

Rest is not optional, it's basic.

Nourishing yin isn't about willpower. It's about time.

Every late night is a thieve of tomorrow

Silence isn't empty It's restorative

Knowing when it is time to slow down is crucial in preserving health.

Winter isn't about ambition, it's about integrity.

When you interpret a Lo Shu birth chart, you gain a structured way to read: 👉strengths and blind spots 👉highlighting what’s “missing” in someone’s toolkit 👉timing influences across a year 👉risk signals and decision friction points 👉relationship dynamics in teams

When I let go of structure, I lose my trust. First in myself, then in everything else. Or maybe I'm just autistic 😜

A grid is nothing more than a stable structure to project reality upon - in order to make better decisions.

Yang without Yin turns into impatience, neuroses.

Those who keep pushing in winter, harvest emptiness in spring.

Rest comes with clarity.

Emotions grow stronger if sleeps get disturbed. Feeling out of balance? Start with improving your sleep.

Everytime I choose simplicity - space appears. Looking for more space in your life? Simplify

Consistency beats intensity every time.

Doing less is sometimes harder than doing more. And it just might be exactly what you need.

Winter breaks those who lie to their body.

Those who respect winter Don't need to force in spring.

Nourishing yin is underrated.