Neurodiversity advocates like Cynthia Kim remind us that different brains process reality differently. Spiritual practice shouldn't be one-size-fits-all. For me, it's about finding a flow state that matches my natural rhythm. I've started using tarot not as fortune-telling, but as a mirror for my subconscious. The Fool represents that leap into the unknown—perfect for when I'm trying to figure out how to parent without imposing my own anxieties or rigid frameworks. The Hermit speaks to the quiet, solitary reflection I crave after hours at the border. These cards help me bypass the need for dogma and tap directly into intuition.

I'm genuinely struggling with the balance. How do I share inner alchemy or crystal energy with a child without turning it into another set of rules? I'm learning to let the practice adapt to the moment, not the other way around. If your brain works differently, your spirituality should too. It's about meeting yourself where you are, not where tradition says you should be.

Has anyone else found ways to adapt spiritual practice for a neurodivergent mind? I'd love to hear what works for you.