Ricardo Wilson Knihy

In a biosphere of harmony and beauty lies a corrupted world known as the Ice House, where the common inhabitant struggles to grasp the complexities of their reality. As they navigate daily challenges—from Kemet and the exodus to the US and Mexico—they seek comfort and better lives. Their journey spans from pyramid stages to border agents, and from regions to religions, highlighting the intertwined nature of existence and ambition. It is crucial for them to remain untainted, like fresh fish in salty waters, distinguishing between a natural and a super-natural way of life to make informed decisions for their development and sustainability. Throughout their journey, they yearn for a better life, improved transport, social status, and financial stability. Yet, the most significant change may lie in their perceptions. Recognizing life for what it truly is, rather than being influenced by man-made guidelines and societal constructs, is essential. The time for change is now, and the path forward is clear. Empowered to fight for what is right, they must acknowledge that the Ice House is a tangible reality that requires action, regardless of personal feelings.