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She sees what it is, she will not be scratched, in the will of dream and harmony, for this Looking back, to find you: they will realize - she looks back, not with regret, but with strength and determination, to move forward. – Intimacy is the key, which is why the soul's prayers are so vital. By looking within ourselves and opening our eyes together, we can ask questions, reflect, experience sensations, express gratitude, love, and hope. Societies are like organisms; just as nature can dominate, societies are built by men and women. However, human complications have made the world more complex. Therefore, taking breaks from the visible and the already seen is necessary to imagine, formulate new ideas, and think of other possibilities. The girls and women that I portray express the completeness of humanity, including both men and women. I often choose to depict femininity for its ability to generate and care for, to get to the core and essence of things. By discovering femininity, they love and hope for the best fortune. In times of upheaval, we need prayers - not in a religious sense, but to explore our souls and inspire us to dream, take action, and change the flow of life. Digging within ourselves to find the gold is important; we must water the gold with our inner gaze. This gaze sees even with eyes closed and replenishes the outside with the beauty found within, renewing it with life. This way, everything changes and improves, becoming a world that no longer hurts anyone. We pray not only for peace, but for something more elusive that allows us to create songs that strike ears softly but effectively, resonating with "that good" that reinforces the fullness of what truly is. In essence, what matters is the prayer that the soul tells us, making us more alive and essentially fulfilled.