What does it mean to remain fully human in a world increasingly pulling us outside of ourselves? In this rich and deeply contemplative conversation, I sit down with Milica Grujic — poet, mystic, artist, and “seeker of the unseen” — to explore love, freedom, individuality, creativity, death, uncertainty, and what it means to return to the intelligence of the heart. Milica invites us to question the values and assumptions we’ve inherited and to begin listening for something deeper: the inner intelligence that exists beneath our conditioning, our identities, and the relentless activity of the mind. We explore what happens when the structures we once depended upon begin to feel less certain — relationships, money, institutions, technology, even our ideas about the future — and how that uncertainty can become an invitation to discover what is actually ours. Our conversation moves through: • The difference between the intelligence of the mind and the intelligence of the heart • Why individuality can be a profoundly rebellious act • Freedom **from** something versus freedom **toward** something • Learning to trust yourself in an uncertain world • Love as an opening into deeper self-discovery • Anger, authenticity, and the power of allowing ourselves to feel • Loneliness versus the capacity to be truly alone • Technology, disconnection, and our need for embodied human connection • Creativity as a life force • Death as an invitation to become more fully alive • Moving from fear into trust • The beauty of not knowing what comes next As Milica says in our conversation, once we begin questioning what we’ve been told and listening inwardly, another world of self-discovery begins to open. Milica’s forthcoming debut collection, ***Endless***, brings together poetry, prose, aphorisms, storytelling, and contemplations on many of these same themes. Rather than offering answers, the book is intended as an invitation to slow down, contemplate, and approach the fundamental values of human life differently.