homemaking as care
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The Clutter Behind the Clutter
It seems everyone is decluttering their homes these days — and yet clutter is rarely about the objects themselves. It’s more about emotional residue. Clutter gathers where something has gone unprocessed. It reflects emotional backlog, often a quiet overwhelm around a deeper issue. In this way, clutter is a symptom, not a root cause. It… Continue reading
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The Quiet Power of Hearth Mysticism Practitioners
Hearth Mysticism Practitioners are both helpers and healers — though not in the way the world usually imagines those roles. We heal by helping. We restore harmony through presence, attunement, and the subtle art of tending the emotional and atmospheric life of a home. Our metaphysical understanding of what we perceive allows us to work… Continue reading
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Decluttering in Ways That Stop the Bleeding
Last year, for me, was all about recompense: giving what is owed to friends and family so I can start this year with no debts of any kind – and begin saving for expenses like a new roof and a hedge for my future. I watched a video on YouTube that lays out Charlie Munger’s… Continue reading
