In this deeply reflective episode, Moondara Luna shares a sacred moon-guided walk that unfolded on July 4th. What began as a day of typical holiday thoughts—cookouts and fireworks—quickly transformed into a solemn pilgrimage guided by signs, synchronicities, and a higher call.
Moondara recounts the trail of symbols that led him through neighborhood streets, past flags and construction markers, toward a hidden gem of remembrance: a POW/MIA memorial site etched with the names of those who never made it home. He reads the poem Trees by Joyce Kilmer and reflects on the souls of the fallen as if they were watching him, reminding us that freedom has never been free.
This episode is a tribute to the forgotten warriors, a call for constitutional integrity, and a reminder to honor sacrifice with more than fireworks. It’s a walk into the soul of what it truly means to remember.
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May peace prevail, and may we forget them not.
May peace prevail, and may we forget them not.