I love myths because they tell so much about the world we live in and also the dreams and wounds we still carry inside. They also carry a strong sense of structured narratives that helps us to find a direction in life and to give our past a purposeful meaning in itself. What about the
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This article contains notes I took to write a larger essay on this topic. No truth, only genuine experiences The words below are by nature partial, fragmenting reality through a perspective that is my own. Despite this reductionism, I hope — as always — to convey how the tension between the singularity and multiplicity of
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All my words emanate from the places my body went through, pleasure, discomfort, and everything in between.May this text below be both my poetic testimony and my pragmatic invitationto those who feel called to live with more ease through self expression and creation. Being reborn through my Voice is this repetitive practice I have learnt
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This is the kind of text I regularly write to myself, as a mix of manifesto and helpful incentive to stick to my path while remaining gentle with myself. This is not set in stone as it only reflects the mood I was in while it emerged. I share it because it might also speak
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Resilience and healing take a witness. Healing is not fixing and in the text below I choose to refer to healing as to its linguistic root meaning “wholeness” : this idea that we attain a healed state when we can reunify our different inner parts and reconcile with our past, in order to feel more
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