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THE FOUNDATIONS COLLECTION: Roots, Rituals, and Relational Beginnings

This entry‑level bundle gathers eight early works that formed the foundation of your relational, values‑led approach. These pieces are reflective, symbolic, and deeply human.

THE FOUNDATIONS COLLECTION: Roots, Rituals, and Relational Beginnings

This entry‑level bundle gathers eight early works that formed the foundation of your relational, values‑led approach. These pieces are reflective, symbolic, and deeply human.

Included:

Spiral I Myth of Linear Time
Spiral III Letters to the Future Self
Spiral VI Micro Acts of Care
Scientific Storytelling
Statistics as Meaning‑Making
Emotional Terrain Mapping
Plastic as System
Designing with Metaphor

Perfect for: New readers, early‑stage creators, and anyone exploring the roots of relational clarity.

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Foundations Collection

£3

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Here are all the products that are included in your bundle

Designing with Metaphor: A Spacious, Inclusive Framework for Emotionally Intelligent Systems

£1.00

Plastic as System: Material, Meaning, and the Afterlives of Design

£1.00

Spiral II: Emotional Terrain Mapping

£1.00

Statistics as Meaning-Making: A Relational, Ethical, and Inclusive Guide for Scientific Practice

£1.00

Scientific Storytelling with Care: A Relational Guide to Clarity, Inclusion, and Ethical Communication

£1.00

Spiral VI: Micro Acts of Care - Ritualising Everyday Gestures for Emotional Rhythm and Presence

£1.00

Spiral III: Letters to the Future Self - Six Letters, One Voice, Many Returns

£1.00

Spiral I: The Myth of Linear Time - Reclaiming Rhythm, Presence, and Emotional Collaboration with Your Calendar

£1.00

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