Rachel Lee Rachel Lee

from bud to bloom to death and decay

"The plum led me to wonder: in our current reality—our day-to-day—how might we envision the dismantling of this exploitative “united” empire and craft the beginning of something fresh? " - Dior J. Stephens

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Rachel Lee Rachel Lee

labyrinth of our being

Setting the piles of shells and stones aside, we began building the labyrinth. We started with three points, three half circles and a chalice, then moved outwards.

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Rachel Lee Rachel Lee

thawing from winter to spring

I walk through Galada Tamboore (creek waterhole in Woi-wurrung). I stop at the edge overlooking the floodplains and spot several kangaroos.

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Rachel Lee Rachel Lee

growing beyond the baby fawn

The UNHCR call rep asks me why I first decided to give money to the cause. I think: ‘saviour complex’, but instead I tell her I do not recall. She validates me: it was 2018, it can be hard to remember. I start thinking about when Uranus ingressed into Taurus in 2018.

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Rachel Lee Rachel Lee

deciphering our felt experience

I have been thinking of the untranslatable, about how we try to translate what’s occurring within us into language or words. Finding language to describe our immediate inner experience is often the final part that emerges in our awareness.

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