Imbued with imagination, do humans have the inherent need to create myth? In other words, is it a by-product of us trying to make sense out of the often chaotic onslaught of information that bombard our senses? Or do the seeds of our mythos already rest planted, dwelling deep in the dark caverns of our psyche, ready to unfold at our birth? I wonder… 

My view may change as I grow and continue to gather experiences but for the moment I think that in addition to positively answering both of the questions above, I also dare to venture beyond the perimeters of this query and enter a territory that for many could border on fantasy. The way I see the world, is that every grain of sand and drop of water holds within it eons of encoded history that forever shift with winds of change. And when in the present moment inspiration enraptures me, be it through a song or a person or a landscape, conjuring up history always magnifies the feeling. I believe Earth to be resplendent with magnificent stories that bubble and simmer across the surface of its crust. My mission is to capture these stories, mold them to my liking and bring them to light. I am inspired by our planet and the oldest of the old.  Through understanding our origins, the past can help us grasp our present and provide insight into the future. I believe that more shall remain hidden than can ever be explained, especially in a single lifetime. The journey beckons but it always begins in the same place – within ourselves. And the lovely thing is that as our self-awareness expands, so does our world view and vice versa. And for that I have to quote one of my favorite sayings conceived, just as the most things I so admire, in the ancient past shrouded in veil of mystery – as above, so below. Bon voyage! 

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