Central Park, NYC
Taken by Yessenia J. Rivera
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October 28, 2023 She flicked the switch, illuminating the room with a soft glow. Gazing into the looking glass, she whispered, “I can do this. I can do this. I CAN DO THIS.” The arduous task of proving herself had drained her energy, leaving her utterly fatigued. Yet, she understood that she must persevere. Movement
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March 15, 2024 For a long time, I thought the pivotal moment of healing was moving on. And although I’m sure a lot of it has to do with the capacity of not being consumed by the trauma and instead digesting it and not holding on to it as part of our identity, transmuting trauma
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March 15, 2024 In the labyrinth of the mind, where truth and illusion intertwine, a haunting tale unfolds. Something doesn’t feel right. The shadow in the night, what is it that it wants from me? Perhaps it is lonely. Whispers of deceit and echoes of betrayal reverberate through the shadows, casting a pall over a
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In a world that often feels chaotic, where a colossal Climate clock looms over Union Square and many wars continue usually as a dominion effect to have power and control, it can be hard to envision a different reality. Yet, amidst all the challenges faced by each generation, one fundamental principle remains unchanged: sustainability. But
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The abyss beckoned once more, drawing her in with a yearning for love, understanding, and freedom. Little did she realize that within the darkness lay enlightenment, waiting to be discovered if only she held steadfast to Earth’s magic. She found herself ungrounded, lost, and misunderstood. But each fall into the abyss miraculously deepened her connection
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March 16, 2024 The turtle’s strong connection to the earth and water provides a deep sense of grounding and connection to the natural world around us. It moves with a slow, steady pace, inviting us to slow down and appreciate the beauty of each moment, which can become elusive in our everyday lives. Whether on
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March 13, 2024 Finding Solace Beyond Books For a long time, books and writing have been my sanctuary during overwhelming moments. I used to disappear into the library and was often dubbed the “voracious reader” or “paper termite.” As I grew older, I discovered other means to anchor myself in times of high stress and
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For so long I’ve cried out — Tethered to the grief, the pain and the fear, I now burn the parts that no longer align with who I am becoming and illuminate the shadows of doubt cast by my fears Regenerating like the phoenix, I trust and believe I exclaim to let go of the
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