The Illusion Of A Castle
A house can protect us but can also enslave us, as many war stories in history have shown. The mortgage can chain us into a submissive life, turning the house into a liability.
A house is a mirror to ourselves and can be a showplace and a hiding place at the same time.
Homes are situated in our minds and dreams, having no physical location in any real sense.
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