Terrence Howard

and empty the storehouse is always there.

And after two weeks, that can become a problem.

I have a delivery to make.

You can either take the route of self-abuse where you end up despising yourself afterwards, you know, or you can, all right, I got to go work out, you know, or I need my wife to be here.

So you go home.

You know, I'm quick to fly back home.

But most of the time, you know, my one stays with me, you know.

And it's not like we get to play every day.

You know, you get older and you just, if it happens once a week, but now we spend so much more time

communicating, you know?

Just touching her leg or my leg at night is what will help me go to sleep, you know?

Maybe at 57, this is just what happens, you know?

But it's a good thing now.

I recognize that there's no such thing as death because the energy, you know, the wave crests up and then it drops into a trough and then it reforms up again.

But even when it drops in a trough, it's still there.

but it's just an unseen part of it.

You know, there's no real death.

Everything that comes from us ends up still feeding the next thing and all living things feed off of living things.

So it's a transitional process.

And like when I met my wife, it felt like her and I, I had been looking for her for a thousand lifetimes and didn't know that I had been looking for her.