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2 min readIssue 009: Whole unto themselves
Our story today opens with a view of the collective body that looks a bit grotesque. A humanoid-amphibian is in front of me, mostly looking like an overgrown frog, but with human-like skin, eyes, and spine. As I've shared before, the way a body appears to me indicates what's happening or what I'm seeing as much as studying the bones or the organs themselves. This being is showing itself as kin that metamorphoses. It's not giving us the usual caterpillar to butterfly imagery or myth, but...