Building a Sacred Circle, One Quiet Gift at a Time

Some things begin not with a plan, but with a pull. Not with a blueprint, but with a whisper.

That’s how Caim has begun for me — not as a big project or movement, but as a quiet longing.
A call to hold sacred space in the middle of ordinary life.

To create something grounded in presence, stillness, and the ancient wisdom of faith — a place where the soul can breathe again.

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✨ What Is Caim?

Caim is an old Celtic word for a circle of protection — a prayer, a pause, a space where the noise of the world is held at bay and God feels close again.

I don’t know exactly what Caim will become.
But I know I’m meant to begin.

Right now, that means:

• Writing prayers and reflections
• Creating moments of stillness online and in person
• Inviting others to walk with me, gently and honestly, into deeper awareness of God’s presence

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🌾 Why I’m Creating a Support Circle

This kind of work — spiritual, creative, soul-led — often exists on the margins.

It doesn’t bring in income like a “real job.” It doesn’t scale.
But it matters. Maybe more than ever.

And so, even though this is just beginning, I’m choosing to open the door and ask:

If this speaks to you — if you’ve felt the presence of something sacred in what I’m creating — would you consider supporting it?

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💛 How to Support

I’ve created a Ko-fi page where you can give a small gift — £1/month or whatever feels right — to help this continue.

This isn’t a subscription. There are no tiers, no pressure.
Just a quiet circle of companions who believe this kind of work is worth nurturing.

I call it the Caim Support Circle — not a club, but a circle of kindness around the work.

In return, I’ll occasionally share reflections, audio blessings, or early glimpses of what’s unfolding.

But more than anything, your support helps me keep saying yes to this sacred beginning.

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🌱 If You Feel the Nudge

You can support Caim here.
Or share the link. Or hold it in prayer. All of it matters.

This is the beginning of something. I don’t know where it will lead.

But with a circle of hearts around it — even a small one — I believe it can grow into something beautiful.

Thank you for being here at the start.
And thank you for walking with me.

— Rob

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