@Thuy Bechard as promised (: I really enjoyed painting this scene. It filled me with awe at the stunning beauty of our world. It is a privilege to be able to experience.

Lately I’ve been forced into a pause I didn’t choose. After years of giving everything I had to my job, often at the expense of my own body, I’m recovering from a concussion and facing the reality that healing can’t be measured by productivity. What’s coming up for me is how tightly I’ve tied my identity to what I produce, how reliable I am, how much I can endure. Rest feels uncomfortable. Not because I don’t need it, but because somewhere along the way I learned that my value comes from output. I’m trying to learn how to be a person, not a performance. For those who have gone through injury, burnout, or a major life shift: How did you begin separating who you are from what you do? What helped you untangle worth from productivity, especially in a culture that rewards pushing through at all costs? I’m genuinely curious and open to learning.

It's not rebellious to be an idiot, live 2000 years ago, covering yourself in goat shit and casting bones. There's so much utter nonsense on this sight that I'm afraid the idea of 'spirituality' is some kind of mind parasite for people with low IQs. I am rey is funneling you all into his payment system for courses which are a massive nothing burger because that's how he makes his bag. Off od gulable fools who believe any old shit someone says because they need to feel special instead of just the same as everyone else.