In classical mythology, Medusa’s gaze turned onlookers to stone—a metaphor often used to describe the "freezing" effect of trauma or extreme self-consciousness. This project flips the narrative. It treats Medusa not as a creature to be decapitated, but as a guardian of the self. The 14 daily devotionals are built on the premise that the snakes upon her head represent the hyper-vigilance often associated with RSD and NeurDiverse brains. Just as the snakes move independently, scanning for threats, the mind of someone with RSD is often on high alert for the slightest hint of rejection. This project aims to transform that hyper-vigilance into a form of sacred boundaries and empowered solitude.