This herstory is about root strength and bonds that transcend time and space. On the surface, life is a series of banality. The tangible and the visible are within the confines of the accepted norm; whether mainstream or alternative. Lifeās expected banalities fall within these psycho-spiritual platitudes. Like the branches of a tree is expected to grow toward the sun. A tree is expected to bloom and give fruit; it is expected to nourish, to cleanse the air, it is expected to provide us shelter and give of itself in a multitude of self-sacrificing ways within the confines of its soil.
Roots & Rivers
Rs. 1,650.00
“I don’t want you to dwell on these unconscionable acts of violence. I want you to embrace the luxurious beauty that you are. The amazing grace of your darkness.”
There is a common thread, a universality that holds us all together. Like the roots of trees clinging together beneath the soil. On the surface we see trees that seem separate, growing in a variety of trajectories reaching for the warm rays of the sun. But under the surface roots become intertwined, woven together in an indestructible web. A web that holds strong when typhoons and tsunamis hit the surface. A root bond, that keeps us believing in the human spirit. The vibrance of the soul and the strength of our being.
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