I see each person as a traveller who has wandered far from their own inner garden — a place they once knew well, where the heart could soften, the mind could rest, and strength could rise again like spring after a long winter. On their journey back, they begin to remember the simple blessings of the body: how moving can feel like a quiet prayer, how nourishing food can feel like gratitude, and how small, steady habits can turn ordinary days into moments of gentle renewal. And as they carry this new harmony into their work and their world, their burdens grow lighter, their direction clearer, and their energy becomes a warm, steady flame — one that lights their own life without burning them down, and shines gently on the path of those walking beside them.