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Wisdom stickers for readers, leaders, and lifelong learners
Philosophy, science, and story — imagined with machine craft, curated by hand, die-cut in Minnesota.
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Stickers that come with the idea
Every sticker in this shelf has its own essay — the fable retold, the mental model explained, the science that backs it.

Kindness
The Lion and the Mouse
You cover a late shift for a coworker on a Thursday.
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His weekly paper Harijan, 28 March 1936
As Old as the Hills
In March 1936 Mahatma Gandhi travelled to the village of Savli for a meeting of the Gandhi Seva Sangh.
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Sarvodaya (1908), his Gujarati paraphrase of Ruskin's Unto This Last
Sarvodaya
In October 1904 Mahatma Gandhi took the overnight train from Johannesburg to Durban.
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His book Satyagraha in South Africa (1928), chapter XII, on how the word was chosen
A Word for the Work
On 11 September 1906, some three thousand Indians met at the Empire Theatre in Johannesburg.
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Title of the autobiography, serialised in Navajivan from 1925 and published by Navajivan in two volumes, 1927–29
Experiments with Truth
In November 1925 Mahatma Gandhi sat at Sabarmati Ashram near Ahmedabad.
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Hind Swaraj (1909), chapter XVI
The Seed and the Tree
In November 1909 Mahatma Gandhi boarded the steamship Kildonan Castle in Southampton to sail back to South Africa.
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How one sticker gets made
From fable to object
1 · The fable
“A hungry fox spied a cluster of ripe grapes hanging from a vine trained high along a branch…” Aesop first; always the real story.
2 · The essay
“You applied for the job three weeks ago. You really wanted it.” The same moment today, and the science behind it — Brehm, 1956.
3 · The artwork

A 15th-century woodcut register, drawn by machine craft, checked by hand.
4 · The object
Weatherproof vinyl, 2.5 inches, die-cut in Wayzata, Minnesota — and mailed from a neighbor, not a warehouse.
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