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I SEE PEACE
written and illustrated by Maya Gonzalez
coming August 2012
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We are in the process of evolving!
"My whole life, may I evolve with the grace and audacity of a tree.
I trust my roots, so I risk reach.
I believe my trunk, so I ascend.
I know growth, so I surrender to expansion."
- Maya Gonzalez, cofounder
Since our founding in 2009 we have been committed to letting our Press grow and evolve naturally...like a tree. Seeding, and rooting, and sprouting...reaching and branching. With the arrival of the new year of 2012, we've decided to relish in the budding possibilities of this potent new year and take a closer look at just who and what our Press is and where we're headed.
So... at present we're playing in the fertile ground of imagination and creativity to unearth our renewed radical vision for Reflection Press (you could also call it...strategic planning, revisioning, or good 'ole fashion brainstorming...you get the idea).
In the coming months you can expect to see some big changes including ultimately, a new website. If you visited us before you'll already notice that we've made some updates to our current website including our new motto:
"Create a New Reality." We felt this captured a bit more of the progressive spirit of our Press and offered a call to action. As our unearthing continues, we will continue to update our current site until the unveiling of our new website. You can also read more our blog about what led to this evolution.
In the meantime feel free to browse our books, register for our upcoming classes or our first-ever mini-conference, or take a look around at the thoughts and vision that laid the groundwork for our Press and helped us reach our current embodiment...ripe and ready for our next evolution!
We're very excited about this time and look forward to serving our communities in the coming years. We also encourage you to contact us with any feedback or ideas you'd like to share regarding the evolution of our Press.
"The beginning is the most important part of the work." - Plato