Swimming is living between two worlds. In the air, weight reminds us of matter; in the water, we are almost a dream, bodies floating between effort and silence. It is an in-between place: between the weight of the earth and the lightness of the liquid, between control and surrender. Two worlds, two logics, one and the same being that learns to inhabit both. Swimming is a life lesson: it is not about brute force, but about light presence, about knowing that moving forward, sometimes, is finding peace in the flow.