My drysuit dive through Silfra - one of the few places on earth where you can swim between two drifting tectonic plates - the North American and Eurasian plates. The water, precipitated in the era of the Vikings, is glacial melt over a thousand years old, filtered through volcanic rock to create the clearest water in the world, with visibility reaching up to 100 metres.

Floating weightlessly through narrow rocky corridors - suspended between continents, layered in thick drysuits and heavy weights against the near-freezing waters - was both surreal and deeply humbling. Immersed in a space where the earth itself is pulling apart, I was struck by the tension, the vulnerability, and yet, the unseen strength that upheld me.

Life often feels like standing in those deep trenches - weighted, submerged, caught between forces beyond ourselves - yet still carried by something greater. Even in the deepest cracks, even where the earth splits, hope is not extinguished - I have witnessed it.