Freedom is often imagined as constant movement — drifting from country to country, living without ties, escaping the repetition of ordinary life. But when traveling becomes a person’s identity, the road itself turns into a cage. In this episode, I explore the paradox of endless wandering: how stimulation replaces depth, how motion becomes avoidance, and how a traveler slowly loses the ability to stop. True freedom is not found in perpetual escape but in the courage to pause, to return, and to let experience settle into meaning. A journey must end somewhere — not on the map, but within one’s inner world.
資訊
- 節目
- 頻率每日更新
- 發佈時間2025年11月27日 上午4:38 [UTC]
- 長度10 分鐘
- 年齡分級兒少適宜
