I have always believed that learning knows no age. Every person we meet, every book we read, has something to teach us. Recently, I found myself revisiting The Little Prince, and I was struck by how differently I understood it as an adult.
The story reminds us that what is essential is invisible to the eye. In therapy, we often work with what is invisible: the stories we carry, the beliefs we have internalised, the feelings we have learned to hide. Like the Little Prince, we are all trying to understand what it means to love, to lose, and to find our way back to what matters.