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#5: The Other Side of Despair in Portugal
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This episode was recorded on May 4, the day after reading about the possibility of Roe v Wade being overturned, feeling despair and coming out on the other side of it, and wanting to share that journey. I don't know what the other side of despair is called but there is hope in it. It all begins, as many things do, with colonization - stories of encounters in Portugal, with the shadow of India, the origins of tea time, and an invitation to reflect on how you have really changed and from that place of change, to choose a true response to injustice. And a poem in English and French about an unexpected encounter to find your own song by the sea.
24:36 min Intro to Poem & French version of poem read by Irina Sels
30:57 min Poem in English read by Shebana
The English and French text of the poem, along with photos & links for material referenced in this episode - all this on my website: https:/www.shebanacoelho.com/blogcast
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