About Me: Inside The Sky Zlatka Juju

Welcome to inside the sky, a sharing of ideas honed by seven decades of living in the Gaia, mostly on the island continent of Australia, comfortably beneath an open sky watching wannabe emperors conspire for total control over lands and peoples. Women and children. War has never ended, not during my lifetime and neither before. I knew before anyone would speak to me about it. About malevolence. I was an only child, mostly surrounded by adults who had been affected by war and years later carried those heavy burdens alone to the detriment of themselves and to those closest to them. Generationally. The effects of War can only be ameliorated over a long time like a tsunami slowly losing momentum on the condition another is not following behind. Perpetual war and there is no healing.

My ears were big and I filed information without judgement, without questioning into my memory store. Truth comes out. I also liked reading books and luckily was encouraged to be academic. It was all interesting. Recorded history, the archeological record. It was a long time ago, the early 1960’s just before the moon landings and the dawning of awareness of our cosmic backyard.

I offer my bespoke capture now because I see the same cycles of war on repeat and many not understanding the pivotal point of gravity this era has for our relationship to each other, future generations because of our past and current relationship to Gaia. Inside the Sky was born from frustration, a frustration I think others are experiencing that our future is compromised because greed and corruption run amok and therefore reality is awol.

Inside the sky bespoke capture is a sequence of experience aligned and set to magnetise commonality using an unorthodox framework of bilinguality and fantastical elements that ride the emotive simpatico through a personal timeline into signage of the times.

I grew up speaking Bulgarian at home and Australian at school, a child with responsibilities navigating two very different worlds. They were always very separate worlds until recently when I began to see in a period of pronounced solitude that in-between place as its own particular gift. No one else is particularly like me, everyone is different but in sharing we open ourselves to discover commonality if it is that that we want. I believe we need commonality to create general abundance.

Australia is ancient with a red heart at its centre. I hold deep respect for First Nation and for Uluru, a sacred presence that amazes me. I am relieved the Anangu are custodians.

Gaia is alive and has been for a very long time. We live short lives. Our power is in the knowledge we accumulate over generations for the benefit of all. We, though are not Gaia. And not many of us know very much about our planet. Some know, but they don’t care. They want money or power.

Others don’t know because they are stressed just trying to get by as by design. Children, if they developed an understanding from an early school age with regard to the facts of our existence, that we live on a planet in space and that there is no other planet that we can detect anything like our planet anywhere around. This planet is our home and we are connected to this planet like nowhere else. And that is just the starting point. Everything else not grounded in reality enters the gravitational field of comparative religions and other belief systems. Our children if imbued with secular scientific conceptual comprehension of the real world they might actually make it a better place to live for all concerned into the future simply because they would understand the material world is dependent on the stability of our Gaia ecosystem.