Whenever you start to feel like you need a space where you can just breathe and explore possibilities, it can be hard to find ways to do that intentionally. However, you can start with one small thing at a time, and watch it grow with time. Spider webs are examples of this. Spiders create beautiful, symmetric webs using their amazing silk produced by special body parts called spinnerets. Radial threads provide a sturdy framework, while spiral threads catch prey. The web’s design allows it to bend in the wind without breaking. These intentional connections create strength and flexibility. When we observe the intricacies of a spider’s web, it reminds us to bring the same thoughtfulness to our own lives. By building our spaces with purpose and care, strand by strand, we create environments that allow us to think more clearly and live more intentionally. Right here, you are free to grow, reflect, and create in a gentle, intentional way.
-Morgan Harper Nichols
