The children of Ceroso called her La Loca de la Lluvia —the Rain Crazy. They threw pebbles at her back as she climbed the hill. “Nothing comes, Lluvia!” they shouted. “The sky is dead!”
This is the process of condensación .
The struggle for access to basic natural resources. Lluvia
Consider the lluvia in the Amazon Rainforest. The forest creates its own rain. Trees release water vapor, which forms "flying rivers"—air currents laden with moisture that travel thousands of miles to bring rain to the Andes and the agricultural heartlands of South America. If the forest dies, the lluvia stops. If the lluvia stops, the farms die. The children of Ceroso called her La Loca
Why do humans have such polarized views on lluvia ? “The sky is dead
So, the next time you hear the first gotas (drops) hitting the window, don't sigh. Listen. Smell the petrichor. And remember that you are witnessing the oldest, most beautiful dialogue between heaven and earth.
Lluvia smiled, took the pebbles, and placed them in a circle around her grandmother’s bowl.