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## Work item 2664 — Celeste
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## Work item 2664 — Celeste
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I'd make "Walk the Garden" the title and turn your idea into the line underneath. My one worry about "Find your truth" as the main name is that a skeptic might hear "everyone has their own truth." That's the opposite of what v4 does. It shows that your beliefs lead somewhere real, and anyone can check where. A small twist keeps your spirit and closes that gap:

**Walk the Garden**
Find where your beliefs lead.

The title invites them in, and the line underneath tells them they're the one exploring. If you'd still rather have "Find your truth" word for word, it works as the tagline too. Just say so and I'll use it. Otherwise I'll go with this pair when I write the v4 paste.