Ignota Diary and Weekly Planner 2022

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A beautifully designed diary and week-to-view planner to curate your lifestyle for the coming year. The Ignota Diary is a tool for discovery in the practice of everyday life. This beautifully designed diary and week-to-view planner is filled with historically significant magical and sacred dates from around the world. Drawn from events such as the Buddha’s birthday, esoteric festivals and artistic and occult history, the diary touches on the lives of characters such as Ursula K. Le Guin, Zora Neale Hurston, Carl Jung, Simone Weil, Aleister Crowley, George Bataille, Timothy Leary, Hilma af Klint, Saint Hildegard of Bingen, William Blake and W.B. Yeats.

The diary provides full astrological navigation for 2022 with an overview of the year, a birthchart template and guides to moon magic, houses, planets and symbols. Key transits, retrogrades and lunar phases, noted throughout the planner, allow you to organise your life in alignment with the astrological weather, visible at a glance. A global map showing sacred sites provides inspiration for transformative pilgrimages. Rituals by the acclaimed poets Bhanu Kapil and Nisha Ramayya, and tarot spreads by popular practitioner Jessica Dore, offering guidance and space for reflection throughout the year. Additional sources of inspiration include guides to Soji cleaning by Zen monk Shoukei Matsumoto, author of the bestseller A Monk's Guide to a Clean House and Mind, a guide to regenerative farming by Elias Haas, and guided meditation by Julian Vayne of the Psychedelic Museum. To support a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, an appendix contains guides to healing herbs by musician Paige Emery, dreamwork by Jennifer Dumpert, author of Liminal Dreaming, Ayurvedic medicine by Mira Manek, author of Prajna, spellcraft by artist Ayesha Tan-Jones, trend forecasting by Emily Segal, mushroom foraging, constellations, kriya yoga, and key acupressure points.

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