always shit posting

https://www.edx.org/school/harvardx

But TBH I prefer the MIT Open Coursewear approach. Feel like taking a class on the policy and economics of nuclear engineering? MIT’s got you covered:

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/find-by-topic/#cat=engineering&subcat=nuclearengineering&spec=nuclearsystemspolicyandeconomics

In fact they’ve got  you covered with A LOT of their courses, everything from fine arts to immunology.

 You are the first one to figure out the obvious: Do not chase the cat. The cat is befriendable. Get the cat to trust you, to genuinely enjoy your company, and you can hang out with the cat. You may eventually be allowed to touch the cat. The cat will freely let you take the key.

🏕️Wordpress - Every informational/original post - that’s not personal - will be posted to wordpress before tumblr. I’m going to try the sync and see how I like it. I need a primary blog outside of tumblr in case I keep being targeted. There will be wordpress exclusive posts as well! Please be patient with me while I set it up aesthetically and go through all the posts it synced from my first blog.

🖋️Patreon - I’ve been working on adding free posts monthly, it is the only place you will see WIP of my oracle deck, but it’s good to follow just for general updates involving publishing dates for books, updates on workbooks I’m writing, my deck, new blogs/websites, etc. It also has a “story” aspect like instagram that I utilize for free tarot readings, wip, etc.

🌲Instagram - It’s mostly shop oriented but I try to post at least three of my weekly hikes in the story with lots of animals and nature I run into.🦌 I also do a lot of interactive + educational stories. Actually, I mostly fuck with the story platform now that I think about it.

this little zine will be debuting at supanova in sydney, june 21st-23rd. (after that i hope to stock in a few in my online shop in july!) it’s a6, & contains five pages of individual illustrations and herbal tea and tonic recipes.

1. Before you can let go, you must face whatever happened and accept that it is part of your past experiences. Suppression doesn’t work as a long-term solution. It can only be a band aid that brings temporary relief. Talk to someone you trust, or write about it in your journal. You need to share what has happened, in order to move on.

2. Identify the lessons you have learned from what has happened. There’s always a lesson – so look for what you’ve learned. It doesn’t make it better – but it does lessen its power.

3. Write the lesson down on a piece of paper and repeat it to yourself when you’re hit by painful memories. For example, if you’ve been scarred by abuse, then you might write something like: “My experience of abuse does not determine who I am. I’m a stronger person now, and that is not my destiny. I’m choosing my own future, and the person I will be.”

4. Repeat this mantra often so it takes root in your mind. Allow it to be stronger than the bad experience. Say it often – till you mean it– then you’ll start to feel you’re freer. Persevere and keep on fighting when the old memories return.

5. Seek to be a person who’s a peace with themselves. When peace is your focus, old thoughts and memories have much less power over how you think and feel. However, seeking after peace must be a conscious, constant choice.

6. When the past tries to intrude focus firmly on the present. Ground yourself in what’s happening around you in the room, and try to breathe deeply - and deliberately relax. You are here in this moment; you’re not living in the past.