What astounds me most about a glacier, besides the deep blue that emerges, is that it symbolizes constant change, the act of mutating and transforming. Its seemingly immutable surface conceals an eternal dance of transformation. Similarly, in our lives, external perceptions can never truly appreciate our own changes and transformations as much as we do.

The glacier, with its deep blue, represents an ever-evolving mystery. Beneath its seemingly unchanging surface lies an eternal dance of transformation, a lesson that external appearances often do not reveal the complexity of internal change. Similarly, in our own lives, we are like personal glaciers, constantly mutating and transforming. External perceptions may only capture a fraction of our internal metamorphoses. We witness our own dance of changes, where each experience is another layer in our story, a reminder that, like glaciers, true beauty lies in the constant flow and transformation