Once there was a little girl who danced her way around the world smiling and trusting everyone she met wholeheartedly. She was loved and cared for by her parents and knew she was fine at all times. She could not understand separation and concepts of “different, strange, foreign etc.” When the family went on holidays and they drove across the borders of countries she had no idea what they were talking about. “How is it that this is Germany and that is Austria? The trees look all the same”. She was brought up to consider every being equal and look upon everyone with compassion and love. She trusted this teaching and felt safe in this world.
Her biggest wish was to learn every single language on this planet so that she could become friends with everyone. She got started on quite a few languages but learned soon, that a smile, a hug and a heart to heart connection does not require words.
She grew up and learned about differences, conditioning, opinions and world views but still, in her heart, she sees the unity in all the diversity. the one heart beat that keeps all creation alive, the one life that is all there is.
Her biggest wish was to learn every single language on this planet so that she could become friends with everyone. She got started on quite a few languages but learned soon, that a smile, a hug and a heart to heart connection does not require words.
She grew up and learned about differences, conditioning, opinions and world views but still, in her heart, she sees the unity in all the diversity. the one heart beat that keeps all creation alive, the one life that is all there is.
These dolls to me express this deep trust and connection, the beauty of diversity and difference which is only on the surface, really. The things that are similar in each and every one and unite are much more than the differences.
I had these dollies in my imagination for quite a while and i am so happy to see them here now.
I am overwhelmed with joy ♥
Theresa xx
These dollies will be in the shop at 9 am Brisbane time on the 10th of January 2013