Guided journeys of the imagination
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Looking Glass
Not fortune telling. A handful of gentle mirrors made of make-believe — imagine a few simple things, and glimpse how you already see yourself, your loves, and your life.
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The Daily Glass
A two-minute visit each evening — one small, beautiful thing, and a chance to leave a little steadier than you arrived. Free, every night.
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Where would you like to look?
The Cube
Picture a cube, a ladder, a horse, a storm — gentle metaphors for your self, your loves, and your worries.
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How You Love
The Five Gifts
An evening's homecoming for someone you love — and which of the five ways of loving is most your own.
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Who You Are
The Lantern Road
The famous four-letter type, walked instead of quizzed — meet the traveller you turn out to be.
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Told Stories
old parables, gently retold · let them land, no moral attached
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The Empty Boat
A boat bumps yours on the river — and the anger drains away the moment you see no one is aboard.
The Farmer's Luck
The farmer's horse runs off, then returns with others — good luck, bad luck, and no way yet to know which.
The Second Arrow
The first arrow is the pain life sends. The second — the one that truly wounds — we fire ourselves.
Two Monks and the River
One monk carries a stranger across the water and sets her down. The other carries her all day in his mind.
The Cookie Thief
A traveller fumes at the stranger eating her biscuits — until she opens her bag and finds her own, untouched.
The Kind Stranger
You meet someone on the road carrying your exact burden, and find you're far kinder to them than to yourself.
The Cracked Pot
A cracked pot grieves all it leaks — never noticing the flowers it has watered the whole way home.
The Starfish
Thousands lie stranded on the shore; one child throws them back, one by one. “It mattered to that one.”
The Two Wolves
Two wolves war inside you, the elder says — and the one that wins is the one you choose to feed.
The Fisherman
A fisherman naps in the sun. A stranger explains how he might build an empire — to end up, one day, napping in the sun.
Guided Journeys
imagine a scene · we reveal the mirror
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The Cube
Walk into a quiet desert and picture a cube, a ladder, a horse, flowers, a storm — each a gentle metaphor for your self, your friends, your love, those you nurture, and your worries.
A Walk in the Woods
Wander a forest path and meet a companion, an animal, a house, a cup, a stream — a mirror of your closest bonds and how you love.
The Rosebush
Become a rosebush in a garden — your thorns, your roots, who tends you — a quiet, meditative look at how you protect and ground yourself.
The Forest
A darker walk: a path, a key, a bear, a wall — desire, fear, and the unknown. Atmospheric and deep, with a gentler edit if you'd rather.
The White Room
A short one: a colour, an animal, a stretch of water, an empty white room — quick, playful, and a little uncanny.
The Kokology Library
A rotating set of tiny vignettes — a blue bird, a clear sky, a house in a clearing — each isolating one corner of who you are.
How You Love
the relationship journeys
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A Walk in the Woods · Couples
Take it together, then see how each of you imagined the same woods.
The Far Shore
How you cross toward the people you love — and what you do with the distance between. A dusk-lit walk to the far bank.
The Five Gifts
An evening's homecoming for someone you love — and which of the five ways of loving is most your own.
Who You Are
the take-it-seriously set
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The Lantern Road
The famous four-letter type, walked instead of quizzed — one lantern, one road from dusk to dawn, and the traveller you turn out to be.
The Lantern Path
Built on the Big Five — the model psychologists actually trust — walked as five flames kindled along a path, not a quiz.
The House of Nine Rooms
An old house at dusk with nine rooms; the way you move through it reveals your core drive — nine fears, nine desires.
The Hour of Four Fires
Four fires at dusk; how you tend them names your temperament — and the second flame you carry with it.
A mirror, not a fortune teller. Everything here is for a quiet moment of reflection — never a diagnosis.