Sit with what you don't know. Let ancient frameworks hold the question. Meaning isn't made individually—it's a collective endeavor, a bridge between past and future, always relational and entangled. We shape cultural schemas, and the schemas shape us.
Growing intimately, with trust.
We shape the tools, and the tools shape us.
We make meaning together.
We are building a recursive public. Learn about what it is and contemplate how you want to contribute.
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Schemas are frameworks for making meaning together—patterns communities have developed over time to interpret experience. Tarot decks, I Ching books, astrology charts, meditation sequences. Each offers a lens shaped by generations.
Each schema has symbols (cards, hexagrams, planetary positions) and interpretations (what they might mean). You can use community-created schemas, fork them to add your perspective, or build something new in dialogue with tradition.
The goal isn't to give you THE meaning—it's to give you lenses that connect you to collective wisdom. Meaning emerges in the space between you and others.
A way to think deeply. To sit with questions. To process what's moving in you—alone and with others.
Ancient frameworks that hold your questions without answering them for you
Space to make your own meaning, then offer it back
Community schemas you can use, fork, or build upon
Practices that move into living rooms, study groups, conversations
Future ancestors learning meaning-making from those who came before
A vocabulary—contemplate, flow, offer, altars—for recursive practice
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