“Repetition isn’t mundane — it’s a portal.”
We often crave novelty. Something new to wake us up.
But what if the true awakening is hidden inside repetition?
The brushing of teeth. The lighting of a candle. The way you stir your tea.
Repetition isn’t dull. It’s rhythmic. Sacred. A spiral of remembering.
When you do something familiar with full attention, it opens. It becomes a ritual.
Today, notice the power of what you do over and over. Let it become holy by the way you meet it.
Choose a repeated action — breathing, blinking, walking. Follow it closely for one minute. Feel how each moment is not quite the same — and yet it’s eternal.
Take one daily task and turn it into a ceremony. Light a candle before journaling. Bow before your computer. Bless your toothbrush. Let it become a doorway.
Liam M. “I started treating my coffee-making as a ceremony. Now it’s my favorite part of the day — not because it’s new, but because it’s *mine.*”
In repetition, the sacred becomes visible.