The truth is, king Midas and Moyana met a long time ago in another world full of soft supernovas and rainbow light. They played all day making golden magic in the purple fields and created what they wanted under the watchful eyes of the elephant guardians. Everything was fun and no one lied. All the other spirit children were there learning how to create from the golden light before their world was destroyed and were displaced into many other places. king Midas told Moyana he would find her in the earth world. And he did. It was very unexpected. Just when she was ready to give up and needed a friend the most. She remembered him after he slept on her extra pillow that first night and flew with her in their shared dream.
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Moyana Gebhardt
Artist of life, oracle and friend to the spirits, Beloved, thinker, feeler, misfit, seeker of truth. Self published author. Neurodivergent. Mother of 4. At a crossroads. Anima mundi:: linktr.ee/moyana
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