Andrés

It doesn't look anything like each other, but the potential lies dormant within it. If you just got like plopped down onto earth and you held those two things and you knew nothing and you said that is going to come from this, be the most crazy thing ever, right? And so that process of transformation, how something and this emergent phenomena arises,

I love your analogy, if you want, from the caterpillar to the butterfly, which is obviously a cliche, but I love how you break down the seven stages of the alchemical process, because that can be applied to viewing our own journey as well.

I love your analogy, if you want, from the caterpillar to the butterfly, which is obviously a cliche, but I love how you break down the seven stages of the alchemical process, because that can be applied to viewing our own journey as well.

I love your analogy, if you want, from the caterpillar to the butterfly, which is obviously a cliche, but I love how you break down the seven stages of the alchemical process, because that can be applied to viewing our own journey as well.

Aptly named, whoever chose the name for those cells.

Aptly named, whoever chose the name for those cells.

Aptly named, whoever chose the name for those cells.

So many parallels in terms of that process, which was very detailed, by the way. I love that.

So many parallels in terms of that process, which was very detailed, by the way. I love that.

So many parallels in terms of that process, which was very detailed, by the way. I love that.

But so many through lines to our own personal growth and transformation process, right? Both from the perspective of the physical, but then also the mental and the emotional and how those bodies evolve over time in the subtle.

But so many through lines to our own personal growth and transformation process, right? Both from the perspective of the physical, but then also the mental and the emotional and how those bodies evolve over time in the subtle.

But so many through lines to our own personal growth and transformation process, right? Both from the perspective of the physical, but then also the mental and the emotional and how those bodies evolve over time in the subtle.

I think it breeds so much compassion into understanding our current part of the process we're in, in our own life.

I think it breeds so much compassion into understanding our current part of the process we're in, in our own life.

I think it breeds so much compassion into understanding our current part of the process we're in, in our own life.

You know, when we're growing or we're going through different changes where it's maybe that coagulation or fermentation process internally, you know, or it's like a dark night of the soul or whatever you want to call it, where we'd like to project our present moment experience onto the eternity of the rest of our life without honoring and just reflecting on how

You know, when we're growing or we're going through different changes where it's maybe that coagulation or fermentation process internally, you know, or it's like a dark night of the soul or whatever you want to call it, where we'd like to project our present moment experience onto the eternity of the rest of our life without honoring and just reflecting on how

You know, when we're growing or we're going through different changes where it's maybe that coagulation or fermentation process internally, you know, or it's like a dark night of the soul or whatever you want to call it, where we'd like to project our present moment experience onto the eternity of the rest of our life without honoring and just reflecting on how

we're in a certain phase of a process that is unfolding in a larger cycle that is ultimately all for a beautiful purpose. So what comes to mind when you think about how this can bring some more compassion into understanding what kind of part of the process we're internally in?