28. The Fisherman Who Caught His Old Life (Greek — Plato’s Echo)

A fisherman once cast his net into the sea and pulled up his childhood.

A toy, a voice, a wound, a wish.

He wept — not from sadness, but from recognition.

The Fool Method works like this.

We do not fear the old story. We reel it in. We look at it in daylight.

And something inside us whispers:

“I can put this down now.”