Patricia Mou

patricia mou

is a designer, founder, and researcher working at the intersection of wisdom infrastructure and cultural re-enchantment.

currently

writing

temple upon a hillfinding our way towards beauty, wisdom, & re-enchantment

rabbit holescuration of the most soulful and psychoactive rabbit holes on the edges of the internet

projects

community design, rituals, zines, and physical place-making

rabbit holes

a newsletter & a coffee table book

what does it mean to live a life of meaning and beauty?

curation of the most soulful and psychoactive rabbit holes on the edges of the internet.

a sanctuary to pause from the world of doing and pass into the world of wonder, self-reflection, and aliveness. i curate across philosophy, art & poetry, architecture, personal development, spirituality, and world-building.

the Rabbit Holes newsletter header: a line-drawn rabbit circled by photographs of faces, a train at dusk, a flower seller, and a painted cosmos

the book gathers five years and 50+ issues of curation into 170 hardcover pages, alongside personal essays and notes, each page paired with music.

elsewhere

on the internet

a salon for ‘nones’

tablet magazine · april 2024

Maggie Phillips profiles The Commons as a “fourth place” for the religion-curious: atheists, agnostics, and the spiritual but not religious who gather in Hayes Valley for salons, meditation, potlucks, and concerts. The piece follows how it grew from a 2022 GoFundMe into a campus of courses, guilds, and practicums.