22/04/2026
To live gently on this earth is to remember: we are not separate from it 🌱
This Earth Day, We Saw Mountains by Diana Rahim invites us into a world where mountains appear, forests carry grief, and animals and humans alike search for home.
In these stories, the everyday opens into something wondrous—urging us to ask: can we care more deeply, live more consciously, imagine more freely? 🌏
Looking back on our March gatherings with Josephine Chia and Chan Wai Han where conversations on women’s voices and social care reminded us that reimagining the world begins with how we care for one another, and extends to the communities and environments we’re part of 🌿
“She remembered what the land looked like, the self-sufficient trees that existed without knowledge of their impending deaths or their names, the sight of birds and their nests resting on the branches, cats slinking into the forests in search of medicinal plants to cure bruised bellies, even lovers sheltering under dense canopies”
— “The Restoration” in We Saw Mountains
📚 We Saw Mountains is available at the Ethos web-store and your favourite bookstores
