I pondered over this question. The comfort of home is big. Staying at home released stress. I am sleeping deeper. My body is rested. Too rested, often. Is this healthy? Today is the seventh day, I came last week. Seven nights and seven days has passed. I am loosing touch with my core in the noise of everyday. I realised last night, spending time, all the time with parents isn't required. Both need a break, them, me. Personal space is required. The end of one week requires plan for the next week, consider it a ritual and a weekly cycle. Taking stock of what happened. How it happened. What didn't happen. What can happen next week, the to dos. There are thoughts that come to my head, how to spend the second week at Giessen 1. Don't think about doing anything. 2. Be mindful about your approach to what you don't want to do. 2.1 You might not want to create a engaged week. 2.2 You might not want to engage too much, too less is also not wan...
The world feels vibrant around me. The sand, cool and wet, squishes between my toes, a familiar sensation that grounds me. This feeling of everything being within reach, a dance of the senses – it's happened before. Yet, there's a flicker within, an enigmatic energy pushing me forward. It's the spirit of a conqueror, a lone wolf on a path less traveled. The destination hasn't been easy to find. It's certainly not the one I initially envisioned, but it makes a deeper kind of sense. Every day, this fire inside me ignites, demanding attention. It's like coaxing stubborn embers into a roaring fire, using every ounce of my strength. Each cough from exertion only fuels the resolve to keep going, to become more than I ever thought possible. The truth is, I don't have to do this alone. This journey, this membership in a destiny I've only begun to grasp, requires me to embrace it fully, to push harder with each passing day. There will be doubts, whispers questi...