🎙️ Six Months Gone: What Will You Choose to Remember?

In this exclusive audio reflection, we pause at the halfway point of 2025 to consider what has already slipped away—and what deserves to be reclaimed before it fades completely.

Inside this guided experience, you’ll explore:

• Why forgetting is so easy in a world that demands constant attention

• How memory can become an act of resistance and self-preservation

• Three simple practices to revisit, record, and curate your memories from the first half of the year

• An invitation to choose which stories will travel forward with you—and which ones you’re ready to set down

This is not just a reflection. It’s a gentle ritual to help you slow down, honor what you’ve lived, and create your own living archive.

Whether your year so far has been joyful, difficult, or something in between, you deserve a space to remember.

✨Additional Reflection Prompts

If you’d like to go deeper with this memory ritual, here are a few extra questions to guide you:

1. The Unexpected:

   • What moment from the past six months surprised you the most?

   • Why does it stand out in your memory?

2. The Overlooked:

   • What small, quiet thing mattered more than you admitted at the time?

   • What happens when you give it your attention now?

3. The Cost of Forgetting:

   • What have you lost or neglected because you were too busy to remember?

   • How do you feel about that loss today?

4. The Threads:

   • Which themes or patterns have followed you through the year so far?

   • Are they ones you want to keep weaving into your life, or is it time to release them?

5. The Invitation:

   • What do you want the second half of 2025 to feel like?

   • What memory do you hope to create between now and December?

Feel free to respond to these prompts in your journal, voice notes, or however you like to record your reflections.

You deserve to remember. You deserve to choose what stays.

🌿 Ready to Go Deeper?

I created Etherith to protect and celebrate our stories—past, present, and future.

Explore tools and resources for memory keepers, archivists, and digital explorers:

→ Start Here: Learn About the Project

→ Share Your Memories

→ Support the Archive

Whether you’re here to remember, create, or preserve—there’s a place for you.

Thanks for reading,

Aura