Aubrey Marcus

And if you see me, then you'll love me and you'll want to fight for me and protect me.

And I think that's what Gaia is doing.

She's just screaming at us like, look, and she's going to get louder and louder and louder until we can see her.

And we, and that's what we have to do.

Panimo, panimo, face to face and not look away.

This would be such a shame to lose this, this epoch and this iteration.

Right.

I mean, where humans are incredible at their best, horrible at their worst, but incredible fundamentally.

There's so much good in the world and there's so much beauty all around us, everywhere.

And when we're talking about setting God free, it's about setting us free.

Like those two are inseparable.

And we have to set ourselves free of, first of all, this materialist reductionist mindset, which is also part of so many religions that this is just here, Gaia is just here to serve us.

Like we don't have to give a shit, you know?

And I think people sometimes have that relationship with their mother, right?

You know, ah, fucking mom.

You know, like, she's been nursing you and caring for you.

And I understand, you know, mother-child relationships can be complicated.

Not all mothers are all benevolent.

I understand all the complications of that.

But fundamentally, like, that reverence for the mother is, I think, one of the biggest challenges of these Abrahamic religions, particularly these desert religions.