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Get Lost: Why We Need to Rediscover the Spiritual Practice of Wandering

為了解決Get lost的問題，作者Prothero, Stephen 這樣論述：

《肉身地平線》: 一次性浪漫事件簿—創傷情感的身體與個人記憶之創作論文

為了解決Get lost的問題，作者李佩欣 這樣論述：

此論文根據自身所親身經歷（事件）中的憂鬱狀態利用肉體與攝影詮釋愛情與孤獨感形成（文本），連結愛情與疾病，以攝影為載體，去記載及呈現內心中那脆弱孤單的狀態，延伸出五個系列作品。我的世界除了空白之外的地方就是被藍色給染色佔據了，在我身邊有許多人跟我一樣，被疾病給支配著，有人可能已經在這種狀態中脫離出來，有些人還在這狀態中掙扎著，但在腦海中，曾擁有過的記憶可以刻意遺忘，但身體記憶卻很難被抹滅，因此透過攝影去呈現及揭露內心最脆弱的地帶，而這些記憶及狀態，正是我創作的泉源，自己又如何透過影像去重新面對審視自己。內在的損壞是無法完全被痊癒的，表層的傷口痊癒只是一場騙局，那是一塊被刻意營造下來的皮囊，看起

來很健康，但卻是很灰很藍，骨子裡是紫色的光，在內心掙扎痛苦中，也憎恨著旁觀者與加害者，但卻自以為自身事外的同時，加害者之中有著自己的身影，在一旁被觀看著等待死亡的人，也有我的存在。在這種狀態之中逐漸透過攝影獲得死亡及解放，一種最矛盾的狀態，但卻在同時也找到跟我相同的人，又被我攝影解放的人，這些痛苦的開端與結束除了解救自己之外，同時了解到解放他人的重要性，我可以放棄拯救自己，卻無法放棄拯救別人，在這過程中，記錄著我失去的，也紀錄著他人得到的，與人進行對話的同時我們靠著記憶，尋找另一條道路，透過個人記憶與攝影，除了找尋與社會連結的共感，及觸發我們對「跟我有關」的細節有感之外，而更重要的核心是透過此

論文回歸到「自己」身上，透過自我剖析並紀錄著自己如何透過攝影的轉折邁向《肉身地平線》的狀態，也藉由社群媒體公共與私密之間那條曖昧的交界，利用自己的情緒能量，尋找共感，並且意識到「自己」如何看待「自己」的重要性，拯救自己的同時等同於有能力可以拯救他人。

Get Rooted: Reclaim Your Soul, Ser, and Sisterhood Through the Healing Medicine of the Grandmothers

為了解決Get lost的問題，作者Moreno, Robyn 這樣論述：

In this memoir, manifesto, and manual, discover how the alchemy for real personal transformation lies in digging up your own medicine and tools--and your ancestors are your greatest guides. Robyn Moreno had always been a spiritual seeker, lighting candles to la Virgen de Guadalupe while simultane

ously studying Eastern religions and philosophies. But while she learned loads of wisdom, she hadn’t heard anyone talk about modern-day curandera practices. Why was no one sharing practices native to their lineage? Or talking about generational trauma? And most importantly, why didn’t she know the m

edicine of her own ancestors? After all, her great-grandmother was a curandera. For decades, Mexican Americans and Latinxs have been encouraged--and forced--to assimilate. In the process, they have lost their medicine, language, and history. Robyn’s profound realization of all this came crashing in

after a full-on, mid-life meltdown comprised of that all-too-typical working mom tightrope walk that so many women around the world face, coupled with painful family drama that made it all even more complicated, confusing and heart-achy. Robyn began to see the many things she had lost--and desperate

ly wanted reclaim. Starting by unpacking sustos--soul losses--she set on a journey to root back into her culture and learn the medicine of her Mexican grandmothers. Based in Aztec and Mayan traditions and a 260-day cycle that signifies creation and growth, Robyn dove into a healing practice focused

on susto, and the concept of finding ser--your true essence. ​Told in a voice that is riveting, real, empathetic, and joyous, Get Rooted not only shares Robyn’s journey of reclamation, it also shares the healing practices she learned and developed and now shares with women across the world.