I breathe in peace, and through yoga, I let it reach the world. https://youtube.com/shorts/gkN2VVBPKEk

Internet cut. Starlink confiscated. Users criminalized. A bitter reality of life here.

A ‘tiered internet’ may sound abstract to those living in free societies, but here it is reality. A fundamental right has been transformed into a luxury, leaving 98% of people disconnected. What remains is controlled access, distributed at high prices through select channels, under the justification of national security. Meanwhile, the world barely hears about it.

The regim is deliberately undermining people’s livelihoods.

🚨58 days of total nationwide internet blackout. Be Our Voice

I’ve really missed posting daily and interacting with you. Unfortunately, the internet is still inaccessible for about 98% of people, and the only way to stay connected is by purchasing limited access at a high cost. Because of this, I have to restrict my online time to a very small amount of data. Despite all these challenges and the difficulties of everyday life, another silk rug with a Bitcoin theme is currently being created, and I’ll share it here once it’s finished. At the same time, I’m working on a new design in the garden rug style-one that I believe will be among the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever created. As a final update, the custom rug I’ve been creating for one of the Nostriches-someone I’m grateful to have met and now call a friend through Nostr-is nearly complete. I may share a short teaser of the final stages, and I’ll definitely show you the finished piece.

"Free Solo" Alex Honnold is the best documentaries that I've watched before 🧗🏽‍♀️. Recommended

Happy birthday to you Helen ❤️😘

Today is my birthday 🎂 Life is short, don’t take it for granted.

I published my first yoga post on YouTube channel. Please subscribe and support my yoga journey. I couldn't shared original video here because of the internet limitations in Iran. https://youtube.com/shorts/JELI1uz5UFs

Seven weeks of total internet blackout for ninety million people. Would you tolerate even one hour without access?