You've always been drawn upward — to the sky, to the stars, to something bigger than the room.
For as long as you can remember, something in you has looked past the immediate and toward the vast — the night sky, the idea of other worlds, the sense that this isn't the whole story. That pull has never fully gone away, no matter how practical your life became.
Some people are wired toward the immediate and concrete. Others carry a persistent thread of attention toward the larger, stranger, more expansive questions — and spend a lifetime being told to be more realistic about it. The thread doesn't go away when you ignore it. It just gets quieter and waits.
What's the version of 'looking up' that's always been yours — stargazing, big questions, a pull toward something larger? When did you last actually follow it?
Give the thread ten unguarded minutes tonight — look up, literally or figuratively, without trying to make it productive.
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