Learning Vastness I - The Call

In the old stories, the soul is summoned not by noise but by gravity. Jung wrote that “the privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are,” yet the call often arrives as a quiet dissatisfaction. In this scene, a solitary figure stands by the water, sensing that what appears solid is only temporarily so. Like the child in a fairy tale who feels the forest watching back, the figure understands that remaining unchanged would be the greater risk.