What we need is not a distraction from our emotions but an outlet for them.
We do not need more distractions.
We move through life, through the ups and downs. Life can be a struggle in its own. We push through the day, carrying more than we realise. There is so much stress, so many little worries that pile up quietly in the background. Some days we are not even sure if it is worth it, but we keep going anyway.
“The world is not in your books and maps. It’s out there.” — The Hobbit
Books have always been a way to see more of the world. They let us travel through other people’s stories, see life from different angles, and sometimes even recognise ourselves in what we read. There are stories that stay with us long after we finish them. They shape how we think and how we see the world.
Komorebi – Komorebi (木漏れ日) is a Japanese word that describes the beautiful, dappled effect of sunlight filtering through the leaves of trees, creating dancing shadows on the forest floor.
The best camera I own isn’t new, isn’t expensive, and wouldn’t impress anyone at first glance. But it captures something no phone or modern lens ever could. A perfect imperfect memory.
Wandering Ambivert