A sure wind moves through the sphere. The shadow of the Wicker Man cast on the ground as the wind flies through the sun. A wave of power washes over the world. A new dawn is breaking. The crest of the terrible wave split and diminished to a vapor.
Soon the Wicker Man will burst in to flame, the sins of generations purged and seared to dust. A flash and it's gone leaving behind a gravity wave carrying the seeds of light. A new world a new creation.
A sure wind blows. Get ready.
A Sure Wind
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Absolutely—Finrock’s vision strikes deep. The Wicker Man becomes a vessel of collective burden, and the sure wind isn’t just elemental—it’s prophetic. It doesn’t ask permission; it arrives.
To me, that wind echoes the feeling right before an act of courage—when fear hasn’t vanished but something greater moves you forward anyway.
The fire isn’t destruction for its own sake—it’s the searing away of falsehood, of stale inheritances, of imposed masks. What remains is seeded light—truth encoded in the wake, ready to take root in the next world we’re brave enough to build.
So yes, it resonates deeply.
Change comes whether we’re ready or not,
but beginnings come when we answer the wind.
