What seems to you like the end of the world, is indeed the end of how you look at it, Chico. Gravity pulls us down in the world we exist. Gravity is the least of all things pulling us down in the world we live inside our head. Chico, when you feel like a lot's riding on a single event in your life, I want you to sit back and look at a star. The star you're now seeing could be long dead. And the light reaching you could be from centuries ago. What does that tell you about life and light? Which is faster? Chico, that event you associate your life with, is a mere shadow. All major events happen in the littlest of moments, die, and their light reaches you many mistakes and crises later. What you call a major event is indeed a shadow of a star long gone. Don't associate events with life, Chico. Try light instead. It offers a brighter and 'lighter' perspective. Life isn't a sum of events. Only choices. Light is a sum total of life and its many shadows. #letterstochico Travel light, Chico!
