Passing
Passing
Life’s journey draws us ever closer to the quiet wisdom of its cycles. In the rise and fall of seasons, in the delicate unfolding of plants, and in the fleeting presence of all living beings, we glimpse the transient beauty of existence. Botanicals, fragile yet resilient, stand as intimate witnesses to this impermanence. The passage of life flows through three sacred cycles: Root, Heart, and Remains—each a testament to growth, love, and the gentle surrender that gives way to renewal.
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Our present is deeply rooted in the past—woven from the strands of our DNA, the echoes of childhood, and the imprints of the communities that shaped us. These invisible codes guide how we perceive, feel, and respond to the world around us. They form the bedrock of who we are—our foundation, our belief system.
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Beyond the gifts and burdens of our history lies our spirit—innate, enduring, and sustaining. In some, it lies quietly buried; in others, it radiates with generosity. In time, root and heart entwine, giving rise to a life force that carries us through the ever-turning cycles of existence.
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What remains?
The imprint of life, carried forward as memory.
Within Remains lies the essence of Root and Heart—transformed, inevitable, and enduring.
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