Pete Holmes

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What Rupert Spire would say is, on whose behalf are you protesting?

Yeah.

Like, show me that.

Right.

I actually think going to the door, the closed door, saying like we all live in a simulation or there is no self or everything is a dream or whatever.

Is there really such thing as right and wrong?

Yeah, sure.

That's just kind of like an amusement ride.

Yes.

And I think...

I'm going to use a spiritual term here, but the ego, the separate self uses that to just seem important.

It's the same thing as wearing a Raiders jersey and being like, I'm like these guys.

Their strength is my strength.

And when I go, this is a simulation, you're just kind of bolstering the fake thing by going like, you didn't fool me.

The purpose of what you would call philosophy, what I would call mysticism, who cares, is actually to go through that door and to realize that what you seek is only veiled by the seeking of it.

So when we're looking for peace and happiness, this is all Rupert Spira, by the way, which one of these has to be him.

I'm just kidding.

I'm just kidding.

The nature of your being, the nature of awareness is happiness.