From Suzy’s desk

Little Suzy Lightworker’s What-If Jar

For the days the path feels a little too serious.

Little Suzy Lightworker holding her clipboard

I filled this jar myself. Every slip is a what-if, and every what-if is for you.

Pull one in the morning. Pull one when you’re stuck. Pull five in a row. I won’t count.

(Okay, I might count. But only fondly.)

Suzy
A glass jar with a pink gingham lid, full of rolled paper what-ifs

Reach in. Something’s waiting for you.

What if you reached in?

P.S. Found one that sticks? Write it on a sticky note. Put it on your mirror. Tell a friend. I’ll know.

From Larissa Thera, Keeper

Okay, you met Suzy.

She’s a lot. She’s supposed to be.

Suzy is what happens when a sincere heart meets the spiritual path all at once: the crystals, the signs, the seventeen courses, the spirit guide who leaves you on read. I wrote her because I was her. Maybe you were too. (Maybe you still are, a little. Me too.)

She lives inside something I’m building called the Order of the Ever-Unfolding Rose, a mystery school that never takes itself so seriously that it forgets to be magic. Together we walk The Mystic’s Journey, one archetype at a time, with stories, gatherings, badges and the occasional telegram.

If you want more magic and more misadventures, there’s a door. It’s in a tree. It’s guarded by a cat.

  • Suzy’s next misadventures, as they happen
  • The way to the Order’s door (and the password, probably)
  • Letters from me, when there’s something worth saying

Leave your name and I’ll send you the way there.

Larissa Thera