Art of 'X'

The world worries about something. Nations worry about something. Societies worry about something. You worry about something. I worry about something. In the end, we all worry—about this, about that, about one thing or another. We do feel happy about something also.

But what is this “something” that unites us all? We may not know exactly what it is, yet we sense a shared thread running through it—a common experience that connects every human being.

Let’s call this “something” **x**. **x** is unknown, mysterious, yet it is universal. It exists in each of us, binding us together in ways we might not fully understand.

In this light, the art of “something” becomes the art of **x**—the art of recognizing what is shared among us, the unseen connection between our individual worries and the larger human experience. The art of something is what makes it common, what links the world and every human life. It is a thread that never breaks, a relationship between ourselves, our world, and that indefinable “something” that we all carry.