eco-mythology

Oracle for Living Cyclically in a Broken World

A vow to return

Jan 23 • Sofia Batalha

Eco-Mythic Kinships

Rituals of Listening

Jan 9 • Sofia Batalha

The Goddess Who Dies and Returns

Fabulation on an ancient iberian goddess

Dec 27, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

The Judgment of the Living and the Dead

or “The Wolf Who Taught Us to Pray”

Dec 21, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

Relations Silenced by Coercion

With great care, and from my position as a white person in the Global North, I want to touch on a raw and uncomfortable tension about how colonial…

Dec 16, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

In the cold corridors of European museums, where reverent silence is mistaken for neutrality, lie bodies and artifacts forcibly removed, living objects…

Dec 15, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

Eternal against her own will

Dec 10, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

Who would we be as a culture if we told stories based on kinship, dignity, and responsibility?

Rather than fear and competition?

Dec 7, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

Natural Laws of Interdependence

Dec 4, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

The Moorish Woman Without Hands

Based on the Moorish tale of Carcayona, the handless maiden, and ecological mourning, I have woven together a story and some notes.

Dec 1, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

The Perspiration of Immanence

Do you feel the steam rising from the warm earth?

Nov 26, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

The Spots and the Blind

On some modern blind spots

Nov 24, 2025 • Sofia Batalha

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