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CyberVybe: September 7โ13, 2026
The World Is Still Out There
Welcome to another week at Go Cybernaut.
However you found your way here, through habit, curiosity, a shared link, a search that wandered somewhere unexpected, or simply because you needed somewhere different to spend a few minutes, there is a place for you here.
This week begins in a quiet room and ends at an enormous horizon.
Along the way, seven cards carry our story, Nick Jarosz steps into the Cybernaut Spotlight, eleven celebrations give us reasons to explore, AURORA supplies our Sonic Offering, Ruby Taylor takes us beneath the vast skies of Uluru, Orion Skye provides the soundtrack, Monique Gray Smith brings us something thoughtful to read, and five doors into the Go Cybernaut Library wait to be opened.
Come as you are.
Let’s see where the week takes us.
๐ Seven Cards, One Journey
Seven cards were drawn with intention for the week ahead. You may follow tarot closely, or perhaps you’ve simply stumbled across these words at a moment when you needed them. Either way, take what speaks to you and leave the rest behind.
Our story begins with The Hermit reversed, with someone who has been alone for a little too long. Perhaps solitude once offered protection and rest, but now the walls feel closer and the world beyond them farther away. The Hermit’s lantern is still burning, though. Maybe today it is enough to turn its light toward the door.
The Knight of Pentacles reversed finds our traveller trying to move again, only to discover that every step feels heavy. Responsibilities pile up, routines become exhausting, and working harder doesn’t seem to move the road beneath our feet. Perhaps the answer isn’t to try harder. Perhaps it is to try differently.
Then comes the Page of Wands reversed, carrying an ember of an idea almost buried beneath doubt. Something once excited us: a journey, a project, a dream, a curiosity. We don’t need to turn that ember into a bonfire today. We only need to protect it.
And then the Queen of Wands walks into the story.
She doesn’t erase what came before. She simply reminds us that our fire still belongs to us. Our voice, curiosity, creativity, and life are still ours, even after difficult days. Confidence isn’t the absence of fear. Sometimes it is deciding that fear doesn’t always get the final vote.
The Four of Wands reversed reminds us that the world around us may still be imperfect. Home may feel unsettled. Relationships may be complicated. Belonging may need rebuilding. But home doesn’t have to be perfect to contain warmth. Sometimes belonging begins with one person, one pet, one favourite song, or one little corner where we are allowed to be ourselves.
Then The Sun rises.
Not because every problem has disappeared, but because joy doesn’t need to wait for a perfect life. Laugh when something is funny. Play the game. Turn up the music. Notice the sunlight across the table. When something good finds you, let yourself enjoy it.
Finally, the Two of Wands brings us back to the window where our journey began.
Only now, we’re looking outward.
The question is no longer only What happened?
It becomes:
What next?
There are still roads we haven’t travelled, songs we haven’t heard, people we haven’t met, books we haven’t opened, ideas we haven’t imagined, and parts of ourselves we haven’t discovered.
The week begins behind a closed door and ends facing an enormous horizon.
Perhaps that is the message these seven cards leave with us:
You don’t have to wait until everything behind you is resolved before you’re allowed to look toward what might still be ahead.
Protect the ember. Welcome the sunlight. And when you’re ready, open the door.
The world is still out there. ๐โ๏ธ
๐ Cybernaut Spotlight: Nick Jarosz
This week the Cybernaut Spotlight shines on Nick Jarosz, our Europe writer and a traveller guided as much by curiosity as geography.
Nick’s journeys remind us that travel isn’t simply about collecting destinations. It’s about discovering what makes somewhere different, listening to its music, learning pieces of its history, noticing its architecture and landscapes, tasting something unfamiliar, and meeting a place on its own terms.
And you don’t necessarily need a plane ticket.
๐ This Week We Celebrate
Eleven celebrations give us eleven different doorways into the world this week.
๐ง๐ท BRAZIL INDEPENDENCE DAY
Celebrate Brazil’s independence while discovering the culture, landscapes, flavours, rhythms, and remarkable diversity of this South American nation.
๐๏ธ National New Hampshire Day
Explore the Granite State through its mountains, forests, small towns, history, and famously colourful changing seasons.
๐งธ Teddy Bear Day
Give a little love to the cuddly companions that have comforted generations through childhood adventures, bedtime worries, and beyond.
๐ Care Bears Share Your Care Day
Turn caring into action with a little kindness, encouragement, generosity, or thoughtful attention for someone who could use it.
๐ด California Admission Day
Discover the history, people, landscapes, creativity, and extraordinary diversity of the Golden State.
๐ฌ๐ฎ Gibraltar National Day
Celebrate Gibraltar’s people and identity while exploring the culture, history, and iconic Rock at the gateway between the Mediterranean and Atlantic.
๐๏ธ Make Your Bed Day
Start with one small accomplishment and discover how a simple everyday ritual can bring a little order to the day ahead.
๐ฎ Video Game Day
Press start on a celebration of gaming, from pixelated classics and sprawling adventures to the communities and friendships built through play.
๐ต๐ฝ๐ด๐ฝ Grandparents Day
Honour the grandparents and grandparent figures who share stories, traditions, wisdom, laughter, and love across generations.
๐งโ๐ณ Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day
Hand young cooks the mixing bowl and make room for creativity, confidence, learning, laughter, and probably a few extra dishes.
๐ฅ National Fortune Cookie Day
Crack into the curious story of the crisp little treat that delivers dessert with a side order of possibility.
Eleven celebrations. Eleven invitations.
Choose the one that already means something to you, or perhaps better still, choose the one you know absolutely nothing about.
Curiosity likes unfamiliar doors.
๐ง Sonic Offering: โRunawayโ by AURORA
Some songs entertain us.
Some accompany us.
And every so often, a song seems to understand something we haven’t quite managed to put into words.
This week’s Sonic Offering is โRunawayโ by AURORA.
There is wandering in this song, but also longing. Distance and memory coexist with that deeply human desire to find somewhere that feels like home.
That makes it an especially fitting companion for this week’s cards.
We began with The Hermit reversed inside a room that had grown too small. By the Two of Wands, we’re looking toward the horizon.
Somewhere between those two places is the question of where we belong.
Put on your headphones.
Let the song have the room for a few minutes.
๐งณ The Cybernaut Bucket List: Uluru, Australia
Now that our Two of Wands has pointed toward the horizon, we’re following it.
This week, Ruby Taylor takes us into Australia’s Red Centre to experience Uluru.
Rising dramatically from the surrounding landscape, Uluru is far more than one of Australia’s most recognizable sights. It holds profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Anangu, the Traditional Owners of Uluru-Kata Tjuta.
This is a destination that asks something different of the traveller.
Slow down.
Look.
Listen.
Learn.
Watch the colours of the landscape change with the light. Discover the ecology of a place that can initially appear sparse but holds remarkable life. Learn about the continuing connection between Anangu and Country.
Sometimes travel is less about how much we manage to see and more about how carefully we learn to see it.
Uluru is such a place.
๐ถ The Red Earth Remembers
Every Cybernaut road deserves a soundtrack.
Accompanying our journey through Australia’s Red Centre is The Red Earth Remembers, curated by Orion Skye.
Featuring Australian artists, the playlist was created to travel alongside the landscape rather than compete with it.
Imagine the road stretching ahead.
Red earth beyond the windows.
An enormous Australian sky overhead.
And music carrying us onward.
Some journeys become memories because of where we went.
Others become memories because of what we heard while getting there.
๐ From the Cybernaut Bookshelf
Sharing the Light: Stories and Reflections ย by Monique Gray Smith
In this thoughtful collection, Monique Gray Smith weaves together personal stories, gentle reflections, and moments of quiet wisdom that encourage readers to notice the light already present in everyday life. Drawing on Indigenous ways of knowing, lived experience, and a deep commitment to kindness, she explores healing, gratitude, belonging, courage, and our shared responsibility to care for one another and the world around us.
๐ช Five Doors Into the Go Cybernaut Library
You don’t always need to know what you’re looking for.
Sometimes the most interesting discoveries begin when we simply choose a door.
We’ve left five open this week.
๐ Pizza Party
Follow the irresistible smell through a celebration of one of the world’s favourite foods, its variations, traditions, toppings, and considerable ability to make a gathering better.
๐ International Dance
Discover how communities around the world tell stories, preserve traditions, celebrate, communicate, and connect through movement.
๐ค Country Music
Step into songs filled with roads, families, home, love, heartbreak, resilience, ordinary lives, and the stories people carry with them.
๐ชจ Collecting Rocks
Look down for a change and discover the geology, colours, textures, history, and tiny pieces of our planet that have fascinated collectors for generations.
๐ท Nature Photography
Pick up a camera or phone and discover how photographing birds, plants, weather, landscapes, and tiny natural details can teach us the simple pleasure of paying attention.
Choose one door.
Choose all five.
Or wander through until something makes you curious enough to stay.
That’s what the Library is for.
๐ซ Something to Carry With You
We began this week’s CyberVybe in a quiet room.
Since then we’ve travelled through Brazil, New Hampshire, California, Gibraltar, Europe, and Australia’s Red Centre.
We’ve cuddled teddy bears, shared some care, played video games, celebrated grandparents, handed the kitchen to the kids, cracked open fortune cookies, listened to AURORA, opened a book, danced, listened to country music, collected rocks, and stopped long enough to notice the natural world.
That’s quite a journey from where The Hermit found us.
So perhaps this is our thought to carry into the week:
Home can be a place, a person, a memory, a song, or simply the moment when you discover somewhere you don’t have to explain why you needed a gentle place to be.
๐ Before You Go
Thank you for spending some of your time with us.
We know there are countless places you could have gone and countless things competing for your attention. The fact that you chose to share a little piece of your week with Go Cybernaut matters to us.
If life is treating you kindly right now, we hope you’ll carry a little of that kindness into somebody else’s week.
And if things are difficult, this part is especially for you.
If you’re alone tonight, we hope these pages provided a little company.
If you’re living with illness or pain, we hope you found somewhere comfortable to rest for a few minutes.
If you’re grieving, frightened, exhausted, overwhelmed, starting again, caring for somebody else, worried about tomorrow, or simply having one of those weeks when everything seems heavier than it should, you don’t need to pretend otherwise here.
You don’t have to solve everything today.
You don’t need to know what comes next.
Remember where our seven cards left us.
The Hermit began behind a closed door.
The Two of Wands ended at the horizon.
Between them came exhaustion and uncertainty, fire and imperfect belonging, and finally The Sun.
There are still songs you haven’t heard.
Places you haven’t discovered.
Books you haven’t opened.
People you haven’t met.
Ideas you haven’t imagined.
Ordinary mornings capable of surprising you.
And reasons to be curious about tomorrow.
Protect the ember. Welcome the sunlight. Open the door when you’re ready.
The world is still out there.
And whenever you need a soft place to land, we’ll leave a light on for you.
Until next week, take good care of yourself and, whenever you can, take good care of one another.
๐๐โ๏ธ
The Go Cybernaut Team
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