In the end, it is only promises and sacrifices that make us remember one another. — Annie Baby, Sleeping in the Void
Everything comes at a price. Safety costs, and insecurity costs. — Annie Baby, Sleeping in the Void
Things that come rushing in are rarely accidents; they have been approaching us for a long time, traveling down a path for a long while. If we do not limit our vision to what is immediately visible, we can see their origins and causes. This allows the people and events you are waiting for to arrive naturally yet intensely. — Annie Baby, Sleeping in the Void
A phrase my yoga teacher often says: Reach your current limit. In reality, limits can be continuously expanded, provided we make the attempt in the present moment. Yoga suggests that a person needs stability, effort, focus, and resilience, sensing and transforming every moment of power they evoke, thereby finding a source of internal balance. — Annie Baby, Sleeping in the Void
Through various practices and pursuits, we seek to argue and prove, releasing the body and mind from all burdens, questions, and retrospections. We leave tiny clues in this world, merely to prove that we existed. — Annie Baby, Spring Banquet
You must believe that we are originally more resilient and numb than we imagine. Everything will change. Everything will also come to an end. Everything will sprout anew. Everything will continue to move forward. — Annie Baby, Spring Banquet