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Sunlight, Sweat, and Why Summer Isn’t Always Easy When the days get longer and the weather heats up, there’s this expectation that everyone should be happy—carefree, even. We picture shimmering lakes, backyard BBQs, beaming faces. But for many, summer brings its own quiet blues. Summer isn’t just about pool parties and sandy toes; it’s also…

The Nature of Illumination There’s a moment—sometimes quiet, sometimes like a burst of thunder—when you sense a shift. Suddenly, the pieces click and the path in front of you isn’t just visible, it’s glowing. That’s what it means to see the light: clarity after confusion, revelation after wandering, the sudden, almost sacred, comprehension that changes…

The Color Language: More Than Meets the Eye Before we learn language or even how to walk, we learn color. Think about a kid’s world—bright plastic blocks, crayons splayed across the table, primary colors mixing into purples or muddy browns. It’s the first silent language we all speak. Color moves us, whether we notice or…