In my land of imagination, I am "GOING SOMEWHERE". I am speaking of my trip to Africa and Brazil and various other continents. I will be exploring the habitats of various species, how they live, survive, and suffer tragedy losing a baby, they grieve as we do, but they keep it moving. A herd of elephants sees danger, they take the herd and they go somewhere else. They are always "GOING SOMEWHERE". Constant movement in the animal kingdom, as there is constant movement in the universe. When God used the firmament to separate the ocean from the land, I correlate the animal kingdom, and the universe with our own human nature, as we experience losses, tragedy, we must process the pain, heal and keep it moving. "GOING SOMEWHERE" can mean a lot, take it as it resonates. You could be recovering from a horrific accident, losing a loved one, trying to overcome an addiction. You're going to rehab, so you are "GOING SOMEWHERE" I'm addressing animals the most because of their intuitive nature to sense danger before it comes. Animals instinctive will to survive is unbelievable. So, the essence of the book is about not staying stuck, and learning from animals to keep it moving and always strive to get up from tragedy, learn to be more intuitive, and keep it moving.
Lady Saundra
