Torso Warmer - Like a hummingbird

Overton, a public policy expert, explained that for every topic there is a window of options considered politically and socially acceptable. Ideas within this window are perceived as normal or moderate; those outside are seen as radical or even unthinkable. However, ideas do not remain static within these windows but tend to shift: what seems utopian can become common practice, and what is done daily can be questioned until it disappears entirely. Tabishi, feeling as free as a hummingbird, loves change and thus appreciates Overton's concept. Changing one's mind to change how one sees things, to maintain an open and dynamic mind ready to welcome and discover. The hummingbird moves from flower to flower, searching for nectar, never staying too long in one place. It is a symbol of lightness and living in the present, but also of adaptability and continuous search. Tabishi invites you to feel free, like hummingbirds, even as you develop your ideas.