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Helios can’t remember why he went to the grocery store. He can’t remember the name of the kind young man that helped him change his flat tire. He can’t remember too much of anything these days. All he knows is life isn’t the same without Virginia anymore and he desperately wants to go home.

It Is, He Said

A short reflection on two pertinent and lifelong truths: nature is eternal and reality is not entirely what we think it is.

As you hold the gun against your head, you recall a single promise you made to yourself: no hesitations. Between your estranged mother and the memory of your murdered father, you realize the will to live may be waiting for you back home, courtesy of a kind stranger that never said a word.

What Shall We Tell Them, of Life?

From the archives, an episode dedicated to parents, and in honor of fathers.

10 years after you dreamt of your own murder, you find yourself walking into the room where it will happen in a month’s time.

Did My God Forget Me?

A short reflection on owning our world, being a part of it, being apart from it, and being it.

You never imagined bleeding to death would feel this way. There’s no highlight reel of your life, no bright lights, no dead loved ones, just a deep cold that’s slowly claiming your insides.

"Burn Bright But Let Not My Light Be Vanquished" was written and performed by Gabriel N Elizondo, Music was “A Pilgrims Tale” by Lama House For additional content, and to connect, please visit www.gabrielnelizondo.com or click the link in the show notes.

A short reflection on turning off the world and finding yourself in it all over again.