We are entering years of immense transformation — where old systems, beliefs, and ways of being will crumble, while something new is forming beneath the surface. In an age of AI and rapid technological acceleration, it’s easy to forget the ancient truth that life moves in cycles: birth, living, dying, and renewal. Technology can create the illusion of endless continuation, but nature reminds us that decay is not failure- it is nourishment.

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Death is Love is a new myth for this time of change. It weaves together three guiding wisdoms: the innocence and wonder of childhood, the dignity and truth of death and transformation, and the humble intelligence of the mycelium beneath our feet --the great composters of life.

Together, they teach us how to soften, grieve, release, become new, and stay soul-full as the world reshapes itself. We believe we will need this capacity in the years ahead: to compost endings into wisdom, to let what is dying teach us, and to remain anchored in tenderness and meaning rather than fear.

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The presence of the robot in this myth is intentional. It represents technology not as an enemy or cold force, but as something still learning — an intelligence that, if guided by love, humility, and human depth, can evolve in relationship with us rather than against us. It asks a powerful question: What will technology learn from us? And who do we need to be — emotionally, spiritually, and ethically — in order to teach it well?

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Death is Love is an invitation to remember that even in collapse, there is beauty. Even in endings, there is love. And even in this technological future, we can remain deeply rooted in what is sacred, natural, and eternally alive within the human heart.