Just Be is a quiet reflection on what remains when certainty falls away. It questions big ideas — soul, heaven, truth — but doesn’t try to replace them with new ones. Instead, it turns toward something simpler: beauty, feeling, presence.

There’s nothing to prove here, no grand conclusion to reach. Just the wind, the sea, breath moving in and out — and the reminder that being alive, right now, is not merely enough, but a profound and indescribable treasure. Whatever we imagine adding to our lives, to the world, or even to other worlds, is small beside what already is — what we already have