The time has come to embrace the calm of a tempered heart
The next time we write this newsletter, we'll be a little closer to the sun. The angle from our corner of the Earth will have changed again, tilting a little more toward perpendicularity each day. As a result, the nights will get shorter and shorter.
It's a subtle, almost imperceptible change.
Only time, patiently, transforms our perception. Only it knows how to adapt to the dance between the Earth and the Sun… isn't that what time is?
Last week, while trying to amplify the echo of La Chalota's campaign to help rebuild the home of one of its cooks, Johannes , we were deeply moved and inspired by his testimony .
Beyond the tangible achievements of our work, when human connection is forged between people from different walks of life, inspiration blossoms and gratitude becomes immense. We understood that material loss is insignificant if we cultivate inner peace, the kind that springs from love and authentic relationships.
All this reminds us that, although some changes take place in silence, like a bone broth simmering slowly , there comes a time when, looking back, we understand that the longest nights of the year are behind us, that the bones are ready… and that the time has come to embrace the calm of a tempered heart.
