
Setting a new moon grid on a cloth
The cloth, the middle stone and the order I lay the rest in, with a candle at the edge.
Archive

The cloth, the middle stone and the order I lay the rest in, with a candle at the edge.

The four stones I put out the week I started somewhere new, and why I kept the layout so plain.

Three questions on a page, in my own handwriting, before anything else happens.

How I tidy the room, set down a bowl of salt and sit for ten minutes before a ritual.

A slow loop of the coastal track at dusk with a notebook in my pocket and no phone.

A grid of three stones for a week when I have nothing to give, and the one line I write each night.

Where my stones live between rituals, and the windowsill row I look at every day.

Ten minutes at the window with a cup of tea and what I write down afterwards.
Newsletter
A letter every Tuesday about grids, journaling and the moon, and what I'm writing in my own pages.