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Amnesia #1
everywhere many people seem to have forgotten everything
Qiancy Troupe
What if life is one huge process of remembering? Of coming home? Of returning to ourselves? Of molting and shedding and growing?
What is the implication of forgetting on our relationships? Our world? Our not yet?
How do we remember? I am not sure. I forget a lot. I forget small and big things. In my effort to sort life’s wheat from chaff (if that is what the process of remembering is) I lose a lot. I feel isolated. I feel alone. I feel disconnected. I feel separate. I feel stuck.
Remembering looks like connecting with ourselves and others. Remembering looks like story telling. Remembering looks like creation and discovery and curiosity. Remembering looks like rbuilding and sustaining. Remembering looks like paying attention and reverence.
About Katie
Born in Louisville. Live in Atlanta. Curious by nature. Researcher by education. Writer by practice. Grateful heart by desire.
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