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Curiosity of the Day: Apple

What first comes to your mind when you think about an apple?

Curiosity of the Day: Ten of Swords

What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you see Ten of Swords? And what does it have to do with the old Zen saying: “if you meet Buddha on the road, kill Buddha (逢佛殺佛)”?

Curiosity of the Day: Carnelian

Carnelian is a holy grail stone that aligns us with our gut, circulating the Qi (氣) to our most powerful instincts and sexual desires. Carnelian amulets have also been used to escort the dead, providing safe passage into whatever lies beyond the setting sun.

Curiosity of the Day: Align Your Life

I drew this card once before, now as we’re approaching the Super New Moon and Chinese New Year, it’s time again, to review the old and start anew.

Curiosity of the Day: The Sea Turtle

When we are busy go about our days, we can get a bit lost. Sometimes we don’t realize that we’re lost, until we start to feel stuck, numb, frustrated, or suddenly burst into tears/rage at the slightest inconvenience. If any one of these emotions describes the current you, then this card is for you 🐢.

Curiosity of the Day: The Age of Light

Do you feel like you’re being called to go down a certain path lately, but you’re just a bit concerned? Know this: you’ve been training for this for lifetimes.

Curiosity of the Day: Boundaries

There're a lot of things and people in our lives that require our attention and energy. So exactly when do we say it's enough and where do we need to establish (better) boundaries?

Curiosity of the Day: Pillar of Light

When you see the Pillar of Light, it's a sure sign that your vibration is rising. But what exactly is a "vibration" and how do we keep our "vibes" high?

Curiosity of the Day: Yu 豫卦 (I-Ching Hexagram 16)

For this week's Curiosity of the Day, I wanted to do something different, so I consulted the Chinese I-Ching (易經, YiJing, the Book of Changes) instead, to reflect what we need to know for the week to come. I-Ching Hexagram 16 is Yu (豫), in a glance it represents enthusiasm and a carefree life, however there're other messages hidden inside once we interpret each trigram separately.