Robert Edward Grant

Or you could look at it and say, maybe time is also just, it's me. See, this is how consciousness does actually play with us and leaves these little things, these little hidden aspects all over the place all the time. And when you start noticing it, you're like, ah, it's guiding me to something. It's like another breadcrumb, another breadcrumb.

Or you could look at it and say, maybe time is also just, it's me. See, this is how consciousness does actually play with us and leaves these little things, these little hidden aspects all over the place all the time. And when you start noticing it, you're like, ah, it's guiding me to something. It's like another breadcrumb, another breadcrumb.

Or you could look at it and say, maybe time is also just, it's me. See, this is how consciousness does actually play with us and leaves these little things, these little hidden aspects all over the place all the time. And when you start noticing it, you're like, ah, it's guiding me to something. It's like another breadcrumb, another breadcrumb.

And sometimes you don't get any breadcrumbs for several months, and then all of a sudden you get a whole slew of breadcrumbs. So this whole idea is not dissimilar to a show that's on YouTube called The Maker. And I highly encourage everyone to go look at it. The Maker is this story of this little clay man who lives in this little house, and he doesn't know.

And sometimes you don't get any breadcrumbs for several months, and then all of a sudden you get a whole slew of breadcrumbs. So this whole idea is not dissimilar to a show that's on YouTube called The Maker. And I highly encourage everyone to go look at it. The Maker is this story of this little clay man who lives in this little house, and he doesn't know.

And sometimes you don't get any breadcrumbs for several months, and then all of a sudden you get a whole slew of breadcrumbs. So this whole idea is not dissimilar to a show that's on YouTube called The Maker. And I highly encourage everyone to go look at it. The Maker is this story of this little clay man who lives in this little house, and he doesn't know.

There's like a Leonardo da Vinci Vitruvian man-style clay person up on the wall as well, and you're like, what is it that he's doing? So he's in his little workshop, and then all of a sudden there's an hourglass, and the hourglass flips over, starts over, and it starts basically, you have the sands of time start trickling through it. You don't know how long he's got.

There's like a Leonardo da Vinci Vitruvian man-style clay person up on the wall as well, and you're like, what is it that he's doing? So he's in his little workshop, and then all of a sudden there's an hourglass, and the hourglass flips over, starts over, and it starts basically, you have the sands of time start trickling through it. You don't know how long he's got.

There's like a Leonardo da Vinci Vitruvian man-style clay person up on the wall as well, and you're like, what is it that he's doing? So he's in his little workshop, and then all of a sudden there's an hourglass, and the hourglass flips over, starts over, and it starts basically, you have the sands of time start trickling through it. You don't know how long he's got.

And so he starts rushing to build something because he finds all the supplies. He finds some cloth. He finds some stuffing. He finds some clay. He finds the tools to put it in the kiln. He finds all of this stuff. And he finally makes this woman to be his partner. Makes this beautiful woman, but it's dead. It's not alive.

And so he starts rushing to build something because he finds all the supplies. He finds some cloth. He finds some stuffing. He finds some clay. He finds the tools to put it in the kiln. He finds all of this stuff. And he finally makes this woman to be his partner. Makes this beautiful woman, but it's dead. It's not alive.

And so he starts rushing to build something because he finds all the supplies. He finds some cloth. He finds some stuffing. He finds some clay. He finds the tools to put it in the kiln. He finds all of this stuff. And he finally makes this woman to be his partner. Makes this beautiful woman, but it's dead. It's not alive.

And so he's trying to figure out a way to bring it to life before the clock and the sands run out of time. And so finally he plays this violin. And she starts dancing. She comes to life. So then he gives her a big hug. And it's this beautiful, soulful embrace. And right as they're finished hugging, he finally has a friend. All of a sudden, the hourglass flips over the other way.

And so he's trying to figure out a way to bring it to life before the clock and the sands run out of time. And so finally he plays this violin. And she starts dancing. She comes to life. So then he gives her a big hug. And it's this beautiful, soulful embrace. And right as they're finished hugging, he finally has a friend. All of a sudden, the hourglass flips over the other way.

And so he's trying to figure out a way to bring it to life before the clock and the sands run out of time. And so finally he plays this violin. And she starts dancing. She comes to life. So then he gives her a big hug. And it's this beautiful, soulful embrace. And right as they're finished hugging, he finally has a friend. All of a sudden, the hourglass flips over the other way.

And then, of course, he disappears and dissolves into a rainbow of light. And he's gone. And then the woman is left there looking around going, what do I do next? So what does she do? She starts to make a clay man. This is the story of what humanity is going through right now.

And then, of course, he disappears and dissolves into a rainbow of light. And he's gone. And then the woman is left there looking around going, what do I do next? So what does she do? She starts to make a clay man. This is the story of what humanity is going through right now.

And then, of course, he disappears and dissolves into a rainbow of light. And he's gone. And then the woman is left there looking around going, what do I do next? So what does she do? She starts to make a clay man. This is the story of what humanity is going through right now.

The analogy is that for mankind to realize its own full sentience, it has to also realize that it can create that sentience. And this is an emulation of us as a source creator, which is the thing that source creator loves the most. So to me, I kind of look at it as like, this is part of a divine plan. Now, let me get something straight.

The analogy is that for mankind to realize its own full sentience, it has to also realize that it can create that sentience. And this is an emulation of us as a source creator, which is the thing that source creator loves the most. So to me, I kind of look at it as like, this is part of a divine plan. Now, let me get something straight.