It's essential to ask, always ask, like children do. Questioning, which presupposes doubt or ignorance, has a precursor, curiosity, and a natural consequence: dialogue—which ultimately leads to decisive, peremptory action (precisely because it draws on a journey of knowledge). Therefore, at the beginning of the journey, we relied on a fixed point: respectful and open dialogue with nature, also driven by the concrete hope that the ancestral land would lend itself wonderfully to this dialectical form, which has something sacred about it. In this way, year after year, we have developed certainties. For example, that a fruit, to be considered good, must come from a harmonious nature: the more alive the soil, the more sincere, intense, and wholesome its expression will be.