Once upon a time long ago, people were moving through the lands. They exchanged ideas, got to know each other, and exchanged goods they had made, sown, plowed, and harvested.
Farmers and artisans, grandmothers and fathers, healers and seers were greatly appreciated as their position and importance in the community was recognized and recognized ...
The houses were home to extended families, who were slowly isolating themselves from the community to feed their community, and what the others did was no longer as important as when they were still living together and dependent on one another.
Over the years, a new value system emerged. People began to define themselves about their stockpiles and what they had at home. Lands were getting bigger and bigger and one tried the best way to get the most out for himself and his loved ones. You could literally feel power and competition, just like plants that are looking for the best soil.
How the story goes on, do you want to know? I think you can take a picture yourself today...
