At some point, the Divine Tree left. Was it bored and weary of coming and going through the world, or disillusioned and disheartened by the endless turmoil of human life?
The Maya people went to great lengths just to seek another glimpse of the Divine Tree. Was it revenge, or atonement?
We do everything we can and scheme our hardest. We sit idle and look on from above, all to keep the world from falling apart and taking us down with it.
But Youzi always rises and falls with the wind. When there is no wind, he waits quietly for it to blow. He does nothing with his life, always watching everything around him dance wildly.
'Do you want to dance too?'
'If I dance, then everything in the world will have to spin and sway along with me.'
Theme: A struggle against fate, the distortion of human nature, and the choice between reshaping one's thoughts and embracing freedom of consciousness
