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Weaving between Light and Shadows, Said and Unsaid (Threading Worlds: Conversations on Mental Health) Subclass_Patchwork / Applique businesspeopleWeaving Between Light and Shadows, Said and Unsaid talks about mental health being an invisible force we cannot see or touch it, but we certainly can feel it within us. It sometimes catches us off guard, and we wonder why we feel the way we do, or what, where, in our environment, can we encounter these frictions or triggers to our mental health? The author speaks with individuals from different personal and professional backgrounds in Singapore to