Reggie Watts

you know, this, this like, it kind of like you let go and you're not holding, but you're not projecting, you know, it's like you're no, you know, and you get that perfect zone where it like all unlocks and unveils and you have this, I'm observing non-judgmentally.

When you're in that, when you're in that state, you know, you,

You know it all.

It's crazy.

But then like when you return to the awareness of self and like, well, I got to be at Sarah's at 730, you know, all that stuff.

It kind of feels like it goes away and it never really does.

I mean, all you know, I said that to my friend who was having like almost having a nervous breakdown before she was.

And it actually helped her, which I was like, I was like, oh, that's great.

But I was just like, all states exist simultaneously, infinitely.

And for whatever reason, I gave her this expansive reminder and she went on stage and was like and I was like, you're going to perform on stage thousands of more times.

Why is this any different?

You know, and and that's the that's the vibe, you know, but I think like, why are we doing it?

Because we can do it.

I don't think, you know, people are like, but why this particular, you know, why, you know, I don't think it's that complicated.

I think it really is as simple as like consciousness just wants to do this.

And we are consciousness.

We're not separate from it.

It feels like we are because that's the game.

The game is to be like, oh, we live in a dual reality.

Things are good.