A population suffered from a strange sensation, like an unexplainable illness... The wise man hypothesized a cure, but it was not a regular recipe or medicine that could heal everything. There was something more, something that required a brave woman, like a captain, to descend the steps to find the secret and thus awaken from that strange disease.

The brave woman heard what the wise man commanded for healing. But instead of a weapon, she took a fruit that looked like a green mango. She cut it, removed the peel, and shaped the pieces of the green fruit into a body making a reverence (a bow).

The brave woman descended the steps with the fruit and, upon reaching the end, met a Queen. She seemed to know why the brave woman had arrived there. At first glance, the brave woman observed a space that seemed to belong to someone who served the Queen with devotion. However, that person was no longer there: they seemed to have been lost, disappeared, or perhaps fled. Only the space of the devoted servant remained right beside the Queen... And within that empty space, there was a button that served as a switch.

The brave woman moved closer to the Queen, who might well have been a pharaoh of the ancient land. She knew she could use her strength, which was infinite, against her. But instead, she showed her the fruit of reverence. Seeing the brave woman and the fruit, she understood everything, including why her devoted servant was permanently absent. She also understood the damage they had caused an entire population through the use of that button.

The Queen immediately deactivated that button, moving to the side where her devoted servant used to be. Just as she deactivated the switch, the brave woman felt a sense of liberation in her body... like the end of a belief that had been solidified within those walls, and an entire population that finally woke up.

If this story resonates with you, would you dare to know the place where service is the only way to govern?

Read the Full Rooted Home Manifesto and discover the Whitepaper here.

A population suffered from a strange sensation, like an unexplainable illness... The wise man hypothesized a cure, but it was not a regular recipe or medicine that could heal everything. There was something more, something that required a brave woman, like a captain, to descend the steps to find the secret and thus awaken from that strange disease.

The brave woman heard what the wise man commanded for healing. But instead of a weapon, she took a fruit that looked like a green mango. She cut it, removed the peel, and shaped the pieces of the green fruit into a body making a reverence (a bow).

The brave woman descended the steps with the fruit and, upon reaching the end, met a Queen. She seemed to know why the brave woman had arrived there. At first glance, the brave woman observed a space that seemed to belong to someone who served the Queen with devotion. However, that person was no longer there: they seemed to have been lost, disappeared, or perhaps fled. Only the space of the devoted servant remained right beside the Queen... And within that empty space, there was a button that served as a switch.

The brave woman moved closer to the Queen, who might well have been a pharaoh of the ancient land. She knew she could use her strength, which was infinite, against her. But instead, she showed her the fruit of reverence. Seeing the brave woman and the fruit, she understood everything, including why her devoted servant was permanently absent. She also understood the damage they had caused an entire population through the use of that button.

The Queen immediately deactivated that button, moving to the side where her devoted servant used to be. Just as she deactivated the switch, the brave woman felt a sense of liberation in her body... like the end of a belief that had been solidified within those walls, and an entire population that finally woke up.

If this story resonates with you, would you dare to know the place where service is the only way to govern?

Read the Full Rooted Home Manifesto and discover the Whitepaper here.