Aliveness

We are children of nature.
A journal about remembering
how to feel fully alive.

Bare feet on warm earth.
Fingers trailing through cool water.
Lying on the grass, staring at the clouds.

This is what it means to feel fully alive.

We don't need a temple
or a cabin in the woods.

The sacred is already here -
in the ordinary, the sensory,
in the fully felt moment.

Joy is not naivety. It is divine defiance.

Rituals for happiness
Nicola Roberton Nicola Roberton

Rituals for happiness

In Ayurveda, daily rituals offer a rhythm to life that helps us feel anchored and balanced, but these aren’t meant to be rigid routines. Unlike strict schedules that can leave us feeling guilty when we “fall off track,” Ayurvedic rituals are adaptable practices meant to nourish us in a sustainable way...

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The joy of going barefoot
Nicola Roberton Nicola Roberton

The joy of going barefoot

Slipping into a floaty dress and walking barefoot on the soft grass isn’t just a romanticised idea – it’s an act of grounding. The Earth’s energy has a way of calming our minds, soothing our bodies, and bringing clarity to our spirits...

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The sweetness of stargazing
Nicola Roberton Nicola Roberton

The sweetness of stargazing

Stargazing is one of the simplest yet most profound experiences we can enjoy. Whether you're standing alone in quiet reflection, or lying on a blanket with friends, looking up at the night sky has a way of grounding us and lifting our spirits...

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