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Fri, 12 Dec 2025 20:36:16 GMT

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The Ritual Effect – Why Doing Things with Intention Feels Better

Tue, 15 Jul 2025 19:26:21 GMT

Let’s get one thing straight: rituals aren’t just routines with better lighting.
They’re the secret sauce behind why some moments feel rich, grounded, and soul-level satisfying—while others feel like you're just going through the motions.

And no, we’re not talking about incense and moon water here.
We're talking about everyday, grounded, sensory-rich moments that carry weight because you choose to make them mean something.

The Psychology of Doing Things On Purpose

Science backs this up.
Behavioral researchers have found that rituals—big or small—help regulate emotions, sharpen focus, and build resilience.

It’s not just what you do—it’s how you do it.
The intention you bring to a moment changes the way your brain processes it.

Pouring tea?
If you're rushing, it's just hydration.
But if you slow down, notice the steam, the warmth of the mug, the scent in the air?
That’s a ritual.
And your nervous system registers it differently.

Ritual as a Sensory Anchor

Here’s the wild part: rituals act like sensory anchors in a chaotic world.
They give you rhythm.
They give you pause.
They tell your body, “Hey, we’re safe here.”

Lighting a candle before journaling.
Taking five slow breaths before you open your laptop.
Setting your space before a creative session.
These aren't just habits—they're intentional cues that train your brain to show up fully.

In short? Rituals are how you create presence in a world that constantly wants you to scroll past it.

Ritual = Resilience

Change is inevitable. Stress is relentless.
And rituals?
They’re how you stay rooted.

In moments of uncertainty—grief, transition, burnout—a ritual becomes a lifeline. It doesn’t solve the chaos. It just gives you a familiar thread to hold onto while you move through it.

It’s why athletes use pre-game rituals.
Why chefs line up their mise en place the exact same way.
Why some people can’t sleep without their end-of-day wind-down sequence.

Structure builds safety. Safety builds clarity. Clarity builds power.
Rituals give you that.

No Crystals Required

You don’t need sage sticks or a drum circle to ritualize your life.
All you need is intention + repetition + presence. That’s it.

Some easy entry points:

Start your morning with one small action that’s yours alone: stretch, cold splash, journal line, whatever.
End your night the same way, every time. Dim the lights. Set your phone face down. Exhale.
Use scent and sound to bookend transitions—music, incense, or a good essential oil can cue your body to shift gears.
Create a “start” signal for your creative or work sessions. A cleared desk. A certain drink. A specific playlist.

Your brain loves patterns. Your body loves pause. Your soul? Loves both.

Final Word

Rituals aren’t about being woo.
They’re about being here.

They’re a way to reclaim meaning in a culture that treats everything like a to-do list.
They’re how you turn noise into rhythm .
They’re how you make life feel alive, again.

So light the damn candle.
Take the breath.
Sip the tea like it’s a spell.
And remember: doing something with intention doesn’t just feel better— it actually is better.

Welcome to 73RP.
This is the ritual effect. This is presence, amplified.

What the Hell Is a Terpene, Really?

Tue, 15 Jul 2025 19:22:13 GMT

You’ve seen the word terpene splashed across wellness packaging, infused dinner menus, cocktail bars, and even your favorite perfume. But seriously—what the hell is a terpene?

Let’s cut through the noise.

At their core, terpenes are aromatic compounds produced by plants —nature’s built-in chemical communicators. They’re what make lavender smell soothing, lemons smell sharp, and pine trees smell like you just hit the reset button. They’re not just “nice smells,” they’re the actual architecture behind how we experience nature with our senses.

But here’s where it gets trippy: terpenes don’t just float around smelling good.
They influence how you feel.

�� The Science-y Bit (That Doesn’t Suck)

Terpenes are part of a plant’s defense system—used to attract pollinators, fend off predators, and survive environmental stress. But in humans, they interact with our olfactory system (that’s your nose-brain connection) and potentially even our endocannabinoid system, which helps regulate mood, appetite, and stress.

Ever felt energized after catching a whiff of lemon? That’s limonene .
Ever felt oddly grounded in a pine forest? Say hello to pinene .
That mellow vibe from lavender essential oil? You’re feeling linalool at work.

While science is still mapping exactly how this sensory domino effect plays out in the brain, the takeaway is this: you’re literally feeling your way through life, one terpene at a time.

�� It’s Not Just in Plants—It’s on Your Plate

Terpenes aren’t locked inside essential oils and incense—they’re everywhere. Think about the punch of basil, the depth of rosemary, the sweetness of mango, or the bitter twist of hops in your favorite craft beer. These ingredients are terpene-rich—and they’re quietly influencing everything from your appetite to your attitude.

Start paying attention to how certain foods or smells make you feel. The more you notice, the more intentional you can become about using flavor, scent, and environment to your advantage.

Higher Spirits Is Out Now: 80MG, No Filter, All Vibes

Tue, 15 Jul 2025 18:27:43 GMT

The wait is over—Higher Spirits is officially live.

We brought together a wild mix of creators, growers, athletes, and unapologetically bold personalities for an 80MG infused dinner—and let’s just say, things got elevated. This wasn’t some buttoned-up panel talk. This was a real, unfiltered night where everyone showed up high, hungry, and honest.

Our guests:

Canna Miss Sue (@southwestcanamiss) – farmer, model, and walking desert moodboard
Esperanza (@dosgringosnm) – style, sass, and no tolerance for the nickname "Espi"
Joey Unser – pro snowboarder, glass artist, and full-send storyteller
Inked_Brittany – fitness meets flower, and she's not holding back

They talk about everything from snack cravings to public perception, and what it really means to enjoy the plant without being reduced to a cliché. It’s raw, it’s funny, and it’s the kind of conversation the industry needs more of.

What Higher Spirits Is All About

This series is more than a dinner. It’s a spotlight on the people changing the game. Prohibition 37 created Higher Spirits to break the mold and build a platform for voices that matter—from the fields to the kitchen table. No scripts, no corporate polish—just real people, real stories, and a shared respect for the culture.

Whether you’re here for the laughs, the food, the fire fits, or the unfiltered takes—you’ll walk away with a deeper appreciation for what this community really looks like.

The full episode is out now.

Watch it. Share it. Talk about it.