Zach Bush

You never walk in snow without like four layers of rubber and plastic and wool between you and the snow. you're isolating yourself from friction, you're isolating yourself from stress, you're going to become very stagnant in your biology. The most powerful way to witness this is watching your loved one end up in a hospital for three days. their muscle tone just goes away. They shrink.

You never walk in snow without like four layers of rubber and plastic and wool between you and the snow. you're isolating yourself from friction, you're isolating yourself from stress, you're going to become very stagnant in your biology. The most powerful way to witness this is watching your loved one end up in a hospital for three days. their muscle tone just goes away. They shrink.

Their face looks different day on day. It's terrifying to watch how fast they're dying in the hospital bed. And I've watched thousands and thousands of families panicking at the bedside because they're literally watching their loved one just like wasting away in real time. And every time they come back in to visit every day or two, there's...

Their face looks different day on day. It's terrifying to watch how fast they're dying in the hospital bed. And I've watched thousands and thousands of families panicking at the bedside because they're literally watching their loved one just like wasting away in real time. And every time they come back in to visit every day or two, there's...

Their face looks different day on day. It's terrifying to watch how fast they're dying in the hospital bed. And I've watched thousands and thousands of families panicking at the bedside because they're literally watching their loved one just like wasting away in real time. And every time they come back in to visit every day or two, there's...

looks like they're more dead and in fact what's happening is they're more isolated from the frictions of the world so atrophy and the loss of life is a is a phenomenon of stagnancy so as we go into seasonality and as we start to embrace the friction we're going to grow quickly it seems on the on the path of

looks like they're more dead and in fact what's happening is they're more isolated from the frictions of the world so atrophy and the loss of life is a is a phenomenon of stagnancy so as we go into seasonality and as we start to embrace the friction we're going to grow quickly it seems on the on the path of

looks like they're more dead and in fact what's happening is they're more isolated from the frictions of the world so atrophy and the loss of life is a is a phenomenon of stagnancy so as we go into seasonality and as we start to embrace the friction we're going to grow quickly it seems on the on the path of

You know, like the one-on-one, you know, that oneness that we're after, again, that gets back to the sovereignty here. And so once you settle into that sovereign experience of being self, I think there's an opportunity for us to understand the purpose of friction, the purpose of change in our life. And when you stop resisting it, then friction doesn't lead to pain.

You know, like the one-on-one, you know, that oneness that we're after, again, that gets back to the sovereignty here. And so once you settle into that sovereign experience of being self, I think there's an opportunity for us to understand the purpose of friction, the purpose of change in our life. And when you stop resisting it, then friction doesn't lead to pain.

You know, like the one-on-one, you know, that oneness that we're after, again, that gets back to the sovereignty here. And so once you settle into that sovereign experience of being self, I think there's an opportunity for us to understand the purpose of friction, the purpose of change in our life. And when you stop resisting it, then friction doesn't lead to pain.

And that's why we resist friction is because we learned that if you don't,

And that's why we resist friction is because we learned that if you don't,

And that's why we resist friction is because we learned that if you don't,

know get away from the friction you start to get over hot and you start to get inflammation you start to get inflammation in your relationships inflammation in your own body and your immune system is dysfunctioning and now you have allergy and gut sensitivity and all this stuff it's because you're trying to design your life for permanence and you in that you found out that the more you held on to something the more friction you had and if you held on kept holding on then the friction got painful so somewhere in your subconscious you've linked friction with pain

know get away from the friction you start to get over hot and you start to get inflammation you start to get inflammation in your relationships inflammation in your own body and your immune system is dysfunctioning and now you have allergy and gut sensitivity and all this stuff it's because you're trying to design your life for permanence and you in that you found out that the more you held on to something the more friction you had and if you held on kept holding on then the friction got painful so somewhere in your subconscious you've linked friction with pain

know get away from the friction you start to get over hot and you start to get inflammation you start to get inflammation in your relationships inflammation in your own body and your immune system is dysfunctioning and now you have allergy and gut sensitivity and all this stuff it's because you're trying to design your life for permanence and you in that you found out that the more you held on to something the more friction you had and if you held on kept holding on then the friction got painful so somewhere in your subconscious you've linked friction with pain

But the only reason the pain occurred was because you were failing to surrender to the friction and let it change your direction. So friction never becomes pain in nature. Nature just keeps changing direction. And so friction is what creates a murmuration.

But the only reason the pain occurred was because you were failing to surrender to the friction and let it change your direction. So friction never becomes pain in nature. Nature just keeps changing direction. And so friction is what creates a murmuration.

But the only reason the pain occurred was because you were failing to surrender to the friction and let it change your direction. So friction never becomes pain in nature. Nature just keeps changing direction. And so friction is what creates a murmuration.