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When I was a very little girl, I would look in the mirror and think about the person I saw there. I had a knowing that the reflection I saw wasn’t me. That is, it didn’t capture all of who I was or had been, and did not hint at who I would become. As I looked into the mirror, I asked: Who are you? Where did you come from? Why are you here? Asking these questions made me dizzy and frightened. I would feel as though I were wrapped inside enormous timelessness, and that sensation became overwhelming for my four-year-old self. I stopped looking into the mirror, but I never forgot my questions or the driving need to have them answered — and so began my exploration of self and soul.
I grew up in the South Bronx, in New York City
I learned a great deal about the less savory aspects of being human in this environment. I saw how despair can destroy hope and yet – amazingly – how in others, difficult circumstances can inspire a ferocious courage to hang on to life and to find a way to not just stay alive, but to thrive.
My parents were immigrants and Spanish was my first language. This inner-city environment, where so many Black and Latino Americans lived in poverty amid violence, compelled me to seek out how we can push back despair and reclaim personal power. The abandoned and starving cats and dogs broke my heart. I was deeply moved by the conditions of all living beings and wondered why some lives are so difficult and others far less so. Over time, I became more and more aware of the connection between soul and body and the capacity of consciousness, individually and collectively, to create how life is experienced. I came to realize that we are not born as blank slates into a random vacuum where every aspect of our lives is up for grabs or invented on the fly, but that our lives are intentional and precious.
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