mindless toys

This book tells the origin story of breakfast cereal through profiles of 22 people who shaped this distinctly American invention.  Limited edition printing that's packaged in edible cereal (Lucky Charms or Fruit Pebbles)    

A collection of meditation portraits taken in public places. Includes well-known meditation teachers like Jon Kabat-Zinn, Sharon Salzberg, Jack Kornfield, Yung Pueblo and many others. Coffee table format (12"x12" paperback).

A photo essay and parable on making art and making friends. The title began as a simple precept to be less brutal on yourself when making art—make friends with art—but came to suggest a new purpose for creating: making friends.

Dramatically reduce your phone use by storing it in a closed casket. This sobering reminder about the preciousness of time and your own mortality adds just enough friction to avoid picking up your phone mindlessly. Roses included! 

Put this on your wrist you'll find it easier to dial-in more joy and escape the Black Hole of Light. Turn the selector to the activity you're TRYING to engage in - moving, convening, reading, resting - and keep your attention where you want it. (AKA, the Life Rot amulet.) 

Finally, the minimalist phone you've been wanting. Embed your Apple Watch into this rubber bumper and you have the phone to keep your mind on track. It has all the essentials: texting, phone calls, Apple Pay, music, podcasts and in an adorable sushi-sized package. 

Fifty poems from fifty monks written on the eve of their passing from one world to another. A daily refresh into the wonder that is life. 

Roll the die, and let something else choose the prompt for your practice. The sides of the die have provocations from great teachers and traditions.

For the moments when a friend forgets what they’re capable of, you can hand them this. A poker chip to quietly remind them: bet on yourself. (pack of 2)