Life, in its rawest form, is pressure—an invisible gravity sculpting the soul as it drags us through time. You learn to move through it like a traveler between collapsing stars, feeling the weight of expectation, memory, and choice compress into something luminous.
Each moment tests the structure of your being, bending it, reshaping it, forcing evolution through strain. Mastery is not control, but attunement—learning to move with the pressure until it becomes the medium through which you exist.