Still Point
The body doesn’t return to neutral when stimulus ceases; rather, prior experiences gain prominence as the nervous system recalibrates. This isn't emptiness, but a rich interplay of recalled sensations shaping how we approach what comes next—a shifting perceptual filter based on past engagements. Every attempt at harmony then becomes an exercise in selective focus, recognizing that agency lies not only in our choices, but also in managing *which* experiences produce resonance within us. This process illuminates the contours of one’s internal world.