You set the intention. Sythus keeps the rhythm, and you come back to it, twenty seconds at a time.
Every intention practice has the same weak point: people forget. Not because the will is weak, because life is loud. So Sythus keeps the rhythm for you.
Sythus holds your intention for you, every day, whether you remember to or not.
The glyph is made from your words and its own private code. Change a word and the whole form changes. Your words stay private unless you choose to show them. Try it.
Each time you answer, it is written down for you in the Archive, yours to keep, member or not. A pulse you miss passes and leaves no mark. There are no streaks, and nothing is ever failed.
It never says anything came true. It says you came back.
When Sythus opens, the Market holds practices that each run for a set time and say who they were written for. Any belief, or none; nothing is asked first. Each one is yours to keep.
A membership that lets your practices begin again when they end: the same words, a new round, each one kept. It opens to you after your first practice.
Give a practice, not a gift card. You choose the practice and write a letter, sent by email or a private link, now or on a date. They write their own words. A gift that is not for them comes back to you as itself, ready to begin or to give again.
Sythus is almost ready.