The title “It’s All Gone” speaks to the serene acceptance of impermanence, a quiet acknowledgment that attachment dissolves and what once seemed concrete now exists only as memory or absence. It reflects the essential truth that everything passed through our lives is transient, urging a surrender to the flow rather than resistance. In this release, there is freedom—an opening to embrace emptiness not as loss but as space for new becoming, where presence is found beyond the grasp of what has vanished. —