Yancey Strickler

But opposites lead you to think that there is no space between them.

But in the hero's journey, because you've gotten the shit kicked out of you and because you'd like to see it differently now, you perceive the crack.

And the final stage of the hero's journey is to identify that.

And by identifying the doors and opening them and returning and telling people, you open the doors for everybody.

And that is the point of the journey.

But it's always locked by these opposites.

And it's like,

Yeah, that's the deepest truths.

The grandest things are in finding our way to that hidden door.

And again, it's just like the glory of the universe, the trick of the whole, it's all in chorus with itself.

It's harmonizing with itself.

And these things just give us a hint of what's actually at play.

But there is a mix of like, it's an honor and it's a responsibility and it's a duty.

And there's a lot of feelings that go into it.

And learning about what you are doing, I'm thinking, oh, what a great, wow, everybody's gonna love this.

Like, what a great thing.

And then to hear you have opposition.

There are forces that oppose this.

There are maybe people don't care.

You know, maybe,