Eminence

In View
Fame is sold to us as the ultimate goal in life, promising fortune and access to worlds otherwise unreachable. We look to the famous as idols, aspiring to their exclusivity and wealth, often overlooking the value of our own lives and day to day living. We want what they have, but fail to see what we already hold.

In Reflection
If we could look within and find the source of this need for more, we might realise that what we have is already enough. Seeking the external to fix the internal is not a lasting solution. It can create a cycle of materialism that devours everything we feed it. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the comforts of life, but they cannot sustain happiness alone. They are temporary, replaceable, and secondary to the deeper fulfilment found in presence and authenticity.

In My Life
I remember standing in places where the scale of the world seemed to diminish me, where the structures around me felt overwhelming. Yet in those moments, I discovered that strength is not about size but about presence. Holding my ground, even when I felt small, became an act of quiet defiance. Stature continues to remind me that dignity is found in the courage to remain, even when the world towers above.