Lately, I've found myself struggling with feelings I never expected when looking at the sky. As a child, I could gaze upwards for hours, feeling a deep sense of peace and wonder. But now, the sky seems different — it's almost as if it carries a weight, something biblical or ominous, as some might say. This change in perception sometimes makes me anxious, which is a hard feeling to navigate. I've noticed that these feelings can be linked to the overwhelming events happening globally, as well as personal challenges that cloud my mental space. It’s like the sky reflects our collective mood and personal struggles. What helps me cope is journaling these intense feelings and reminding myself that it's okay to experience this shift. Sometimes, stepping away from the screen and just taking deep breaths outside can bring a bit of calm. I've also reached out to friends to share how I'm feeling, which helps lessen the burden. For anyone feeling similarly, you're not alone. Our surroundings, even something as constant as the sky, can affect us deeply. It’s important to recognize these feelings, accept them, and find ways to ground ourselves—whether through nature, creative outlets, or connecting with others.