Burned out on my own obsession—but still showed up to talk ocean logic, grid logic, and why Alan Watts knows what the f*ck is up.

My mind is toast after a week of spiraling (lovingly) on ocean and grid logic—mentally, emotionally, and in my Substack—while editing several projects. I basically burned out on my own obsession (very classic of me), and now I’m over it… for the moment 😅

But I practiced hardcore contrary action and recorded and edited this bitch on schedule despite all my exhaustion and resistance. Go me. Yes, I’m proud of myself. It nearly broke my brain.

In this one, I touch lightly on the ocean/grid logic framework I’ve been fucking with. If you haven’t read the Substack yet, I highly recommend peeping it as it’ll help orient you for future convos and shared language.

What’s inside this short but sweet episode:

• A taste of ocean logic vs. grid logic and the scripts we inherit

• A parable from Alan Watts on duality + paradox

• Basically a lo-fi creative offering on uncertainty and progress not perfection from a tired, PMSing, foggy human

  
  

You’re welcome. Lol.

Thank you for listening—and for all the lovely feedback so far. It means the world.

x Sylvia

“The whole process of nature is an integrated process of immense complexity, and it’s really impossible to tell whether anything that happens in it is good or bad—because you never know what will be the consequences of misfortune; or you never know what will be the consequences of good fortune.”
— Alan Watts