nb.jpg)
.jpg)
Rallentare:
The Art of Slowing Down
.png)
.jpg)
.jpg)
[ral-len-tah-reh] • Italian
(v.) to slow down
.jpg)
.jpg)
Rallentare is
a softening,
a surrender,
a gentle bow
to many things—the beauty, intricacies and connections of life—but mostly to slowing down.
​
Rallentare will be journal entries, food, travel and conversations with friends. It will explore the many layers of what it means to live a life of slowing down. I am in no way an expert on slowing down. I am not writing this to teach anything. I am writing this because, in my reflection, it just seems to be the path I’ve been on.
I called it “Rallentare: the Art of Slowing Down” because art is messy, it’s imperfect, and it’s a practice that asks you to come back to it again, and again, and again. A life of rallentare is an art. I vow to let this be that—to allow it to emerge from a place of uncertainty, the honesty that I am always self-discovering, and the ‘I don’t actually know’ place. Most importantly, to allow it to come from my heart.
If you feel inclined to come on this journey with me, I would be honoured.
There are free and supported substack options below.
Jo