Aubrey Marcus

It's timeless.

And that's the underpinning.

That's the substrate.

And that's love.

Totally.

Or God.

That's beautiful.

Or whatever's underneath it.

Yeah.

And then when you get a paradox like that, the way to resolve the paradox is to laugh.

And that's, I think, what the mystics have always done, is they're able to embrace the paradox and hold it with laughter.

Yeah.

you know so at the same time as i've experienced the divine there's just like the great the great pain and anguish you know it's yeshua on the stations of the cross you know god why have you forsaken me like what and which which i felt you know in in my own experiences what have we done it wasn't it wasn't like a personalized this was just my own experience of feeling that energy it was

It was Yeshua crying out like, what have we done?

God, what have we done?

Like we've created these instruments of torture and we've, what have we done?

And then there's the other part that's just infinite laughter.

You know, like, oh my God.

Look at this.

And I think that's where comedians play such an essential role in our world is they bring us into that state of laughter where if you're in a state of laughter, everything makes sense.