Keys to Beyond: What is time? What is 'an organism"?

[We are not just connected as people, or as a species, or as living beings, or as nature itself: we are connected to everything and everything is one. Our ideas of connectedness and separation are damaged by what culture teaches us to believe about ourselves.]

[When the human species was learning language, they were imitating something far greater than what we have now, in the same way that a baby imitates it parents.]

[Science has no voice and tells us nothing. Scientists are who we listen to.]

[Not from our separate experiences but from our 'unique' experiences.]

[The concept of human years doesn't take into account the cumulative years of all humans, the temporal relation between one human and the others, the time experience of individual cells that multiply during the passing of time itself. You are older than any number humanity has ever tried to imagine or is even capable of exploring.]

[Physical objects are exactly how old we say they are because they are not relational. Humans are not objects and will never be objects. Machines have nothing in common with us.]

[The metaphors used in technology are broken. Don't use the language or the words.]

[The internet, the smartphone, the watch, the calendar, the car, are all representations of something innate that you will never see once you commit to using its representation.]

[In order to follow these keys out of our cages, we need to dissolve representations instead of talking about it or writing books.]

[Representations via human culture are crippling. They are broken toys designed to trap you and replicate then, convert others to believe the same thing.]

[Nature has no purpose: it creates purposes continuously by existing. If you have a purpose, you are dead.]

[Humans build representations, burn down nature, and worship what they created.]

[Instead of allowing authority to stand above you, lift nature above you and look up.]