Reflections is a collage of meditation insights, journal entries, hard-earned realizations, and deeply personal moments. It's an attempt to pull the dark mud from the bottom of the mind and use it as paint — to create something honest from the parts of ourselves we often hide. Stepping back to look at the finished piece reveals what's really being seen: oneself. Every layer, every crack, every color is a reflection. The final verse is especially personal. It gives voice to the parts once labeled as shadows — depression, self-loathing, fear, and survival instincts. Rather than condemning them, Castor Pollux lets them speak. They remind him that, however imperfectly, they were trying to protect him. They showed up when he felt lost, frightened, or unable to respond to life. They weren't the enemy; they were adaptations born from pain. This song isn't about glorifying darkness. It's about meeting it honestly, listening to it with compassion, and allowing it to become part of a larger picture of healing. Sometimes the deepest reflections aren't found in the light, but in the courage to look into the places we've spent years avoiding. Produced, mixed, and mastered by Dustin Hodges, lyrics and recording by Robert Incitti, artwork by Adam "Awaxx" Caputo.
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