Roka – an old forest word meaning "to hold memory" or "keeper of stillness."
Nivarel – from the ancient tongue of stream spirits, meaning “light between leaves.”

She was born when a drop of golden resin fell from an ancient pine and caught a sunbeam mid-fall. That resin became her heart. Roka is a Keeper of Quiet Things. She tends the forgotten magic—roots, stillness, the hush of dusk. She reminds other beings, human and not, that there is power in gentleness. Her amber stone is a relic of the old balance, holding the memory of how it all began. Roka's healing powers are subtle, ancient, and deeply rooted in the natural world. She doesn't heal with bright lights or sudden miracles—but with the kind of magic that speaks to the soul. Roka doesn't fix people. She reminds them that healing is a return—to self, to stillness, to connection.

A soft whisper from Roka - the nature fairy with a gentle heart - to you **:
Slow down.
Feel the earth beneath you.
There is beauty in simply being.
In stillness.
In breath.
Just be here. Just be you.
Let that be enough today.
And remember that healing is a return.
To self, to stillness, to connection.
To the soft truth that you were never separate in the first place.