Andrés

That's a great gift.

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Yeah, poetry. I mean, talk about emergence, man. You know, getting quiet and really just allowing the words to flow is such an amazing practice.

Yeah, poetry. I mean, talk about emergence, man. You know, getting quiet and really just allowing the words to flow is such an amazing practice.

Yeah, poetry. I mean, talk about emergence, man. You know, getting quiet and really just allowing the words to flow is such an amazing practice.

What art enables is a level of relaying truth and I feel like more of its direct essence, right? Because we get so literal in our logical way of deducing and explaining reality through our intellect that we lose the poetry of life.

What art enables is a level of relaying truth and I feel like more of its direct essence, right? Because we get so literal in our logical way of deducing and explaining reality through our intellect that we lose the poetry of life.

What art enables is a level of relaying truth and I feel like more of its direct essence, right? Because we get so literal in our logical way of deducing and explaining reality through our intellect that we lose the poetry of life.

Yeah, it brings it more into the feeling, you know, like some of those lines, what a scripted abstraction or a lucid dream in that landscape of time, or, you know, there is some, the lines in there that point to like the absolute truth of reality of like what this all is and this lila and this divine play, right?

Yeah, it brings it more into the feeling, you know, like some of those lines, what a scripted abstraction or a lucid dream in that landscape of time, or, you know, there is some, the lines in there that point to like the absolute truth of reality of like what this all is and this lila and this divine play, right?

Yeah, it brings it more into the feeling, you know, like some of those lines, what a scripted abstraction or a lucid dream in that landscape of time, or, you know, there is some, the lines in there that point to like the absolute truth of reality of like what this all is and this lila and this divine play, right?

And I love both sides of it too, because I love having physicists and consciousness researchers on the podcast and get into the, you know, into the nitty gritty of the scientific process of it. But that balance is necessary.

And I love both sides of it too, because I love having physicists and consciousness researchers on the podcast and get into the, you know, into the nitty gritty of the scientific process of it. But that balance is necessary.

And I love both sides of it too, because I love having physicists and consciousness researchers on the podcast and get into the, you know, into the nitty gritty of the scientific process of it. But that balance is necessary.

Yeah, I think that balance is necessary. And activating those dormant potentials and possibilities within us. I mentioned earlier, I think Howard Gardner has this great framework about, Frames of Mind is one of his books, about the different types of intelligence.

Yeah, I think that balance is necessary. And activating those dormant potentials and possibilities within us. I mentioned earlier, I think Howard Gardner has this great framework about, Frames of Mind is one of his books, about the different types of intelligence.

Yeah, I think that balance is necessary. And activating those dormant potentials and possibilities within us. I mentioned earlier, I think Howard Gardner has this great framework about, Frames of Mind is one of his books, about the different types of intelligence.

He puts it into eight different categories from kinesthetic, bodily, intelligence, a lot of athletes, to musical, to linguistic, to logical, mathematical, which I think is put a little bit more on a pedestal societally. but it invites how intelligence weaves throughout all of our lives differently.