Each of us carries forward bits of our ancestors’ dreams and fears and ambitions and assumptions. Sometimes those bits of history bless us, and sometimes we bless ourselves by letting go of the pieces that no longer serve us.
What from your family history have you chosen to both honor and let go?
“We’re all ghosts. We all carry, inside us, people who came before us.”
―Liam Callanan
Who are you aware of carrying inside you?
Palm readers study the lines on people’s hands, but the lines we accumulate on our faces as we age tell their own stories of laughter, worry, adventure and more.
What do you read in the lines on your own face?
“Our ancestors have invented, we can at least innovate.”
―Amit Kalantri
What new have you brought to the world?
Memory is a magic box, from which we can pull out thousands of images, feelings and experiences. Some of those memories actually happened to us. Some we know only through stories, but are still vivid to us in the magic box of memories.
What can you recall vividly, although it never happened to you?
