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Princess Caraboo, also known as Mary Baker was a woman who embarked on a courageous journey to shape her own destiny and create a better life.
In the early 19th century, she appeared mysteriously in the English village of Almondsbury, capturing the imagination of all who encountered her.
With a fearless spirit, Princess Caraboo took bold steps to reinvent herself. She spoke an unknown language and dressed in exotic attire, captivating the community with her enigmatic presence.
Claiming to be Princess Caraboo from the distant island of “Javasu.” She wove a tale of escaping perilous encounters with pirates and seeking refuge in England.
Below is the language she spoke and would write in.
Her story, while ultimately revealed as an elaborate fabrication, inspired fascination and admiration for her audacity.
Despite the skepticism that arose regarding her true identity, Princess Caraboo continued to captivate hearts with her resilience and determination.
Undeterred by her humble origins, Princess Caraboo seized the opportunity to embrace a new narrative for herself.
Taken in by a generous family, she leveraged her newfound connections and began to perform as the captivating Princess Caraboo.
Her stage presence and storytelling prowess allowed her to travel and share her tale, captivating audiences and leaving an indelible mark on the collective imagination.
Princess Caraboo's story continues to inspire and resonate with people today. She symbolizes the transformative power of daring to dream and the strength to take bold actions in pursuit of a better life.
Her remarkable journey reminds us that within each of us lies the potential for reinvention and the capacity to carve our own path, no matter our circumstances.
In the face of adversity, Princess Caraboo chose to create her own narrative, embodying the resilience, courage, and resourcefulness that inspire us all.
(An unknown artist from Bristol - makes a statue of Princess Caraboo)
Her story serves as a timeless reminder that by embracing our inner strength and embracing the unknown, we can shape our destinies and inspire others to do the same.
Now how does this relate to our new mushroom coffee?
The term "java" has a historical association with coffee.
It originates from the Indonesian island of Java, which has a significant history of coffee cultivation and trade.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, Java was renowned for its thriving coffee plantations and became synonymous with coffee production.
Due to its prominence as a coffee-growing region, the term "java" began to be used colloquially as a slang term for coffee in various parts of the world.
Over time, it became a common nickname for coffee, particularly in English-speaking countries.
Thus, "java" is a term often used informally to refer to coffee, evoking its historical connection to the island of Java and the rich coffee heritage associated with it.
To make the connection even further :) I was also fortunate enough to grow up in the house of which Princess Caraboo moved into.
In honour of her bravery and courageous. We named it after her.
Javasu is low caffeinated instant mushroom coffee with l-theanine for those who enjoy the benefits of caffeine without the side effects.
In your mug, you’ve got: A rich, bold Columbia coffee for maximum taste and that hit of coffee. Lions Mane to sharpen your focus, Chaga to support your immunity, Cordyceps to provide sustained energy, and L-Theanine to promote a calming sense of concentration.
With just a fraction of the caffeine found in traditional coffee, say goodbye to jitters, as this meticulously crafted blend offers just the right amount of caffeine to keep you calm, alert, and razor-sharp but still able to fall asleep at night.
This just isnt your normal cup of Java, this is Javasu :)
Your coffee just received a significant health boost.
For more information on Princess Caraboo, here are some more interesting reads and including a movie!
1. The Strange Tale Of Princess Caraboo
2.Mystery artist creates graveyard statue of Bristol's Princess Caraboo
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