The Hidden Voices, Archetypes, and Myths That Still Shape Us

What if the stories we've been told are missing the most important voices?

Patterns of the Forgotten is a powerful literary and theatrical work that brings voice to the silenced, the erased, and the unseen. Told through a series of poetic monologues, this book journeys across time, ancestry, and archetype to reveal the patterns we inherited - and the ones we still live out unconsciously.

From displaced wisdom keepers to misunderstood disruptors, each voice in this book speaks from a threshold: between memory and forgetting, between truth and distortion, between the world as it was and the world that could be. Through raw testimony and sacred symbolism, the forgotten are finally remembered - not as victims of history, but as holders of a deeper design.

Blending myth, performance, and remembrance, this book is more than a narrative - it's a mirror for those who've always sensed that something was missing in our collective story.

This is a book for the seekers, the pattern recognizers, the story carriers, and the ones who came to remember. Whether read alone or performed aloud, Patterns of the Forgotten is both a personal activation and a collective awakening.