André Duqum

And, and like the Buddhist yoga contemplative practices, um, have like,

kind of like a roadmap to be able to deepen your levels of perception capacity and how the depth of your ability to pay attention can glean you new insights about that which you're paying attention to.

And it's cool because it's like...

you're going from this identity of being a material human being that is just like a happy accident that is of all these like billions of years of evolution of atoms colliding and here you are.

And you're kind of like life is predestined in front of you to like realizing that you are a creative act in and of itself, like you spoke to earlier.

And you're like in this participation of this alive universe and you get to engage with it in a much deeper way.

So I know that was just kind of a whole lot of words at you, but does anything kind of come up in that thought?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Have you ever done like a death meditation?

Yeah.

death meditation now what is that you can like meditate on your death essentially oh interesting you know like guided kind of

process to kind of like really like sink into what the experience will be like the moment you're dying.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What you're doing in sort of your own absurdist way, tripping onto the railroads or, you know.

Yeah.

Here you are.

Still.

There's a few things that definitely came up.