2025 March #008. Through the eternal dance of celestial bodies, we find echoes of earthly metamorphosis. The garden, a liminal space between order and wilderness, becomes the stage where transformation transcends its terrestrial bounds. As moonlight bathes the flowering ground, it carries whispers of ancient stories - tales of beings caught between states of existence, neither fully rooted nor completely free. The cosmic garden holds secrets of evolution, where matter learns to defy gravity's ancient laws. Here, botanical life responds to lunar frequencies, developing forms that challenge our understanding of growth.
What begins in soil may end among stars, following patterns of emergence that mirror universal constants. Time moves differently in this realm. A single bloom might take eons to unfold, or an entire species might evolve in the span of one lunar phase. The boundaries between flesh and flora blur, suggesting that all forms of life share a common trajectory toward the heavens. This garden serves as a reminder that growth rarely follows predictable paths. Sometimes it requires letting go of familiar forms, embracing the pull of unknown forces.
The transformation may appear violent or graceful, but it always carries an inherent truth: that change, like the moon's eternal cycle, is both an end and a beginning.
