In modern times, we are presented with an unlikely problem hidden in plain sight: too many options. They take a toll on our minds, decision making, thoughts a d what not. Worse, we don't seem to question it ever like rats in man-made utopia.

We are always concerned with a self created bubble, where we think the world is out there to get us. However, we seldom look inside the bubble, at ourselves. Like a block of marble, we have so much within us to look into, to sculpt, to feel, To BE.

If you try to introspect, maybe you'd come up with answers that you were never allowed to raise the questions for.

Why is it that we know exactly what a person needs to do to fix their life, but are now able to do it for ourselves?

What if your life is actually on a loop, playing out endlessly in the same way?

*sorry for the breathy sounds

Well, ask yourself and see where it leads.

Really, what would it look like? And what if you changed routes?

Just a little talk about how my narrative changed, DON'T ASSOCIATE YOUR MOOD WITH YOUR TASKS. People say it is okay to be unproductive sometimes, but really is it? Is it the same compared to slow lazy days? Where do you take a break and heal?

This episode delves into the film "October Sky" (1999). Here, my primary focus is my interpretation of the overall story. Through my added narrative in this episode, I hope it inspires you in your life or with dreams in one way or the other.

Khuong Viet

WOOD AND FIRE

Deep inside wood sleeps primal fire.

Set free, it kindles back to life.

If there's no fire locked up in wood, where does a tinder's spark come from?