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Two Mountains

Stoic and Taoist letters for overthinking minds

Freemium - from $9.8Runs in the cloud

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Stoic and Taoist letters for overthinking minds

Two Mountains is an AI-assisted letter companion for overthinking minds. Write what's turning in your mind—replaying conversations, restless 3 AM thoughts—and receive a personal letter drawing on Laozi and Marcus Aurelius, two ways of seeing that help you loosen your grip on a thought. First 3 letters free; Companion $9.8/mo or $79/yr, or a one-time 7-Day Reset for $19.

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Two Mountains is an AI-assisted letter companion for overthinking minds. Write what's turning in your mind—replaying conversations, restless 3 AM thoughts—and receive a personal letter drawing on Laozi and Marcus Aurelius, two ways of seeing that help you loosen your grip on a thought. First 3 letters free; Companion $9.8/mo or $79/yr, or a one-time 7-Day Reset for $19.

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