About five years ago, Andrew Giuliano Lo Russo started to review some of the most influential moments of his life as a method to heal past trauma and to help him understand why he turned out the way he did. Not meaning that in a bad way, but in a philosophical way. He started to expand his journal entries into a longer format and then subsequently into short stories.
Upon review of these stories, he noticed a pattern; each story revealed some hidden trauma that began to surface the more he explored them. In a sense, he realised that everyone stored trauma in their bodies, and he was no different from anyone else. He then chose to share some of these glimpses of his past with certain close friends who were also able to relate to some of the things he went through. Eventually, he decided that if he could help a select group of friends, why not share it with a larger audience?
My Life Without a Nutshell
Life is about reflection and forgiveness. It has taken me a lifetime to figure that out. Sometimes we get too involved in our own daily trauma to realize what is happening around us and, subsequently, to us. Whenever I see an elderly person, I like to wonder what stories that person could tell me if...
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