FLORENTIA narrated the stories of Ra and Tsukuyomi, linking them to mental health. She wrote that Isis had forced Ra to reveal his hidden name after being bitten by a snake she had made from mud and his saliva. She presented the name as the vulnerable point upon which his power depended. Regarding Tsukuyomi, she mentioned that he killed the goddess of food in a moment of anger and that his sister, Amaterasu, has since cut off all relations with him. FLORENTIA argued that the stories illustrate how pressure can undermine even those who seem resilient. She urged readers not to disregard the fatigue and difficulties of those around them and to support one another. In the postscript, she referred to the philosophy of Kintsugi and noted that it was the hand that should reach out to others. #ψυχικήυγεία #κοιτώνταςτονάλλον #ευαλωτότητα (translated)
