When I began my garden, I never realized how wondrous it would be to witness the blossoming of the seeds planted. Seeds which came from all over the world, many who tried gardening themselves. Even as they planted their seeds and learned from other master gardeners, their roots stayed dried.

In the Garden of Dao, there is an over abundance of water, sunlight, nourishing soil and minerals for each weary seed not only to receive but a sacred space to also learn how to give once nourished. This is to commune, to make common, to share.

The Garden of Dao officially opened itself up publicly in 2024 as the privacy of its original flowers were her most priority. The main goal of G.O.D (The Garden of Dao), was to foster self-healing and nourishment to empower each flower to share their light with the world.

Unlike conventional group settings that often prioritize collective goals at the expense of personal growth, the Garden of Dao stands as a testament to the power of honoring each seed’s unique path. Where many group endeavors fail to facilitate profound personal transformation, our garden thrives on it—proving that in the right environment, every individual has the potential to not just grow, but to profoundly change and inspire.

My beautiful flowers hold gifts only they were born with. My beautiful flowers became the light they fiercely sought. Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete? Proving nature's law is wrong, it learned to walk with out having feet. My beautiful flowers kept their dreams, they learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else ever cared.

G.O.D. doesn’t just change lives; it proves that in the right environment, every individual has the potential to not just grow, but to profoundly change and inspire.

Let there be light.