Every year around this time, the world suddenly becomes obsessed with “gratitude.” It shows up in commercials, on decorative pillows at Target, and in the annual parade of social media posts where people list what they’re thankful for. It’s like the entire planet starts throwing the word thankful around like confetti. But let’s be honest… this season is complicated. Not everyone celebrates Thanksgiving. Some don’t believe in it.Some have painful histories tied to it.Some are

“Ignorance is bliss.” It’s a phrase that drifts easily off the tongue, like a sigh of relief… as if not knowing could spare us from the heaviness of living. And sometimes, it does. Children prove this best: before they learn the weight of responsibility, their joy runs unburdened, their laughter untouched by what waits beyond the horizon. As we grow older, we learn to trade that innocence for awareness, yet part of us still longs for the simplicity of not knowing. We call it

When I first started designing The Cosmic Collection , I wasn’t just thinking about stars or pretty constellations. I was thinking about us . Human beings made of stardust, trying to make sense of our place in the infinite. The idea behind the shirt that reads “As Above, So Within” came from a mix of ancient wisdom and modern wonder. It’s a small phrase that holds a universe of meaning. The Ancient Thread The phrase “As above, so below” comes from Hermetic philosophy, an anci