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Once I thought that I could fly, then that I could heal. And today I raised my face to the sun, and whispered softly: “Help,” for people truly are unwell. I began to ask for a sign that everything will change, that we will open our hearts, that we will want less, and not more and more. And so I hung suspended in that very thought. My students listened kindly, I tried to convince them there is no need to fear. I am in the right place and at the right time. My levitation no longer troubles me. I want to be a support for myself and for others in my tiny scale, since I cannot lift the sky. On the way back with my daughter I saw a white feather, already drifting in the night air. It began circling around us. It was no mirage. My child and I, in awe of the great and the microscopic, watched that strange, flying being. The child asked: “Is it an angel?” And I answered: “It’s a sign.” That white feather came to me and became a warm web of only good wishes, gently falling straight into my wide-open arms, melting calmly into my hand. A miracle happened. The fear is gone. What remains is Love, Tenderness, and Hope.
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Oct 2, 2025
Oct 2, 2025 at 6:07 PM UTC
The Miracle of a White Feather
Once I thought that I could fly, then that I could heal. And today I raised my face to the sun, and whispered softly: “Help,” for people truly are unwell. I began to ask for a sign that everything will change, that we will open our hearts, that we will want less, and not more and more. And so I hung suspended in that very thought. My students listened kindly, I tried to convince them there is no need to fear. I am in the right place and at the right time. My levitation no longer troubles me. I want to be a support for myself and for others in my tiny scale, since I cannot lift the sky. On the way back with my daughter I saw a white feather, already drifting in the night air. It began circling around us. It was no mirage. My child and I, in awe of the great and the microscopic, watched that strange, flying being. The child asked: “Is it an angel?” And I answered: “It’s a sign.” That white feather came to me and became a warm web of only good wishes, gently falling straight into my wide-open arms, melting calmly into my hand. A miracle happened. The fear is gone. What remains is Love, Tenderness, and Hope.
Agnes-de-Lodz
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48/F/Poland
Oct 2, 2025
Oct 2, 2025 at 6:07 PM UTC
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