2. What would you do to forget it?

5. Which senses would you rather lose?

We have five or six senses, but what if you have to lose one, which one would you rather lose? Vision? Hearing? Smell? Feeling? Tell me how you think! And I'm trying to extend my podcast in a longer length, because I've received some advice from my friends, and welcome to share your thoughts with me!

4. What is your joy of the pain?

I was talking about this with my friend and we were talking about doing exercise makes us feel painful in the beginning but joyful in the end. Why do we feel pain and joy in the meantime? What is the joy of the pain to you? Tell me your thoughts! And I will start to break every episode into two parts, the first part would be the former mirror, to reflect the idea or rethink something I didn't think of the previous episode, even have more questions to it. And then I will have the present mirror to talk about the question of the day. Let me know whether you think this works or not!

3. Who is driving the car?

Today, this question is from an interview with Rolling Stone's Musicians on Musicians by Janelle Monáe and Lucy Dacus. If there are four different energies in the car, who would you put in the driving seat, who is on the passenger seat, and who else is on the back seat together? What are they doing? It's a fascinating question to think about and curate your own four different energies! Tell me who you will arrange and why?

2. What would you do to forget it?

This was the question I was asked in Kundalini Yoga class yesterday. It got my attention because I've never thought of this question before. What would you do to forget something you don't want to remember? Please welcome to share your thoughts and ideas, thank you!

1. This is where the journey begins

This is the very first episode of Mirror Mirror Talk to me! Welcome!I know there are many improvements needed in this audio. Especially when I edited it, I thought there were so many things I might say differently, but this is the process of my learning and exploring, and I’m glad you are joining my journey! Hopefully, everything makes sense to you! And English is not my first language, so this would be a great practice of speaking it in front of the camera!So, why do I call this Mirror Mirror Talk to Me? It’s because when I talk to my friends, sometimes I feel like I am talking to myself; the words I’m saying are not only for my friends, but these are the messages to me as well. So that’s why I started to invite people to ask me questions, and I want to answer them in my podcast/video, and I believe these answers may help me think about the questions in my head, or these questions might be the questions I need for myself.