"Don't," he says softly, reaching for Klaus's chin, tucking two fingers under his jaw and turning his face back from the window. "Don't punish yourself for the past."

That's all he says on the matter, leaning forward to press a quick kiss to Klaus's mouth, as if punctuating the statement and ending the conversation with it. Such things are easier said than done, he is well aware of that, but that is why they're about to begin Klaus's journey with meditation. The work will get done with time and Obi-Wan sees no point in dwelling further on things that can no longer be changed. The present is the only guarantee they have.

"You're right, though," he continues. "And I wouldn't recommend solitary public meditation for those who don't have a connection to the Force or something similar. I can sense people when they're near, especially in a deep meditative state, because the Force changes. When you're practicing on your own, it would be safer to do so in the apartment or in your house or an area meant for such things. I've been told there are yoga studios that have meditation rooms and I would think that to be safe space as well."