So Avatar 7H took my heart... and confirmed my theories

SPOILERS for the final 4 episodes of Avatar Seven Havens Book 1 Survival. The full season has aired so we're discussing everything including the finale. In this last batch of episodes, Pavi and Nesha confirmed our theory about the Lotus of Life by unlocking the world's root chakra and revealing the flow of energy of the world, following the havens in the pattern of the flowering lotus as they lead from root chakra to crown chakra. The visual symbolism particularly suggests the importance of the lotus which in hinduism serves as the origin point of the energy within all things embodied by Brahma. In Avatar this embodiment seems to be a pair of two interconnected beings, the white lotus and red lotus, Raava and Vaatu. These last four episodes of Seven Havens have been heartbreaking and beautiful, and I think they confirm my theory about the wheel of time as the underlying inspiration of the series, as the seemingly opposite spirits discover their one-ness and must establish an era of true balance, of push and pull, of yin and yang. Sadly the girls are left off in a very difficult position which jeopardizes this new era. Oh little one where'd you take my heart Oh little one where'd you take my heart? Did you hide it in the moon? Did you sink it in the sea? Is it stuck inside your pocket? Keep it close as close can be Someday you'll return to me.. Even though Legend of Korra was contentious to many, I considered books 2 to 3 on-par with ATLA and book 4 to even outgrow the original in many ways. It feels nice to actually be optimistic about the future of a franchise with all the apprehension and disappointment clouding around most other ongoing franchises that I've enjoyed. I'm making my prediction or personal fan theory about the future of Pavi and her arc to return balance by reuniting Raava and Vaatu. I might be right, might be wrong, but calling it now so we'll see in a couple weeks whether I'm beating the wrong bush. This video is intended for adult fans of the show(s), if the Buddhist symbols in the thumbnail weren't enough to confirm that. Comments rules: I am not a "good person", you almost certainly aren't either, that's life; This channel exists for my enjoyment. Ideally through constructive means but I will not ignore opportunities which present themselves. I engage in comments depending on how you comment. if you are intentionally obtuse, I will have a good time reflecting it; these are not arguments, these are my entertainment. These (rarely) serve as learning opportunities, though most fail to realize when their mistakes are reflected back. it is impossible to insult or offend me, since you're only human. If you invite me to get under your skin, though, I may try to offend you, because this is a bit of fun, you are warned. don't get your political takes from strangers on the internet.   / aroowl