The Architect of Reality
Words are more than meaningful noise.
They’re the bricks we use to build our version of the world.
Everything we know, we understand through something else—
Like an infinite web of meanings where each knot holds the next one in place.
When we speak, we’re not just saying things.
We’re redrawing reality, shaping it without even noticing.
Metaphors aren’t just language decorations.
They’re maps.
They help us navigate the abstract, bring ideas down to earth.
With them, the intangible becomes something you can almost touch.
And every time we create a new metaphor,
we open a door to a new way of understanding our existence.
Change the metaphor, and you’ll change your perspective.
That massive problem? Now it’s just a mountain to climb.
That boring routine? Suddenly, it’s a series of small daily missions.
Language is a creator of worlds.
An architect working quietly in the background.
And if you choose your words wisely, you choose your battles wisely too.
