The Slow Living Edit.
A little attention, a quieter rhythm and fewer unnecessary demands.
A slower life does not require a new aesthetic or a separate set of possessions. Begin by giving a familiar part of the day your attention and letting it be enough.
An existing ritual.
Slow down something you already do rather than adding another task.
Less interruption.
Put the phone elsewhere for a short reading or tea break.
Leave room in the day.
A practice should support your life, not become another standard to meet.
From the journal.
Independent editorial.