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In Paraguay, there's a phrase in Guaraní — Hendy Kavaju Resa —
"The horse's eyes are on fire."

It's often said when things go wrong, when the road gets rough, when pressure builds.

Guaraní is one of the few indigenous languages still widely spoken today — living, breathing, layered with history.

Kavaju Resa was born during one of those heavy seasons.
But instead of hearing the phrase as a warning, I started to see it as something else:
a spark.

The quiet power behind a gaze that doesn't retreat, but moves forward — through fear, through change, through whatever comes.

This is a space shaped by that kind of energy:
A place for building, sharing, and moving — even when the ground shakes.

What could rise from the fire behind your own eyes?