Together in Unity

Today, let us take an interest in Cha Cha, our dear platypus friend who dreamed that one day he could make a living from his writing, and above all, that his message would be understood and shared across the world.

By his very nature as a platypus, an animal that carries the characteristics of several different species, Cha Cha had been led, from a very young age, to reflect on his identity.

In his recent writings, he often spoke only about the results of his thoughts, but these were in fact the result of years of ups and downs, moments of reflection and moments of excess, encounters and losses.

His current theory was that it was necessary to work together, in unity, in order to finally confront the real problems that do exist, but are too often hidden by what society chooses to present to us.

Why together, you may ask, isn’t that right?

Whatever their origin, their nation, or their language, there are people everywhere who try to do their best with what they have received from their education or their culture.

There are common values shared by all peoples that should be highlighted, rather than consumerism and the economy above all else.

Children all around the world observe and identify with the adults around them.

A world built on values of unity, peace, and harmony can come to life.

Together in unity.


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