Zach Bush

And I needed to create kids through that so that there was a sense of dependence that I would, you know, be valued by society and or need to create companies that then grew and then employed lots of people so that I would have value that I was providing for all these families and all of those systems of belief.

And I needed to create kids through that so that there was a sense of dependence that I would, you know, be valued by society and or need to create companies that then grew and then employed lots of people so that I would have value that I was providing for all these families and all of those systems of belief.

Because every time I started to set that down, then I would go into the discomfort of the unknown. This has been a much different journey into stillness for me, where for the first time there is no discomfort in the surrender. I think that's maybe what's starting to happen to humanity as we grind down into our deathbed of a species.

Because every time I started to set that down, then I would go into the discomfort of the unknown. This has been a much different journey into stillness for me, where for the first time there is no discomfort in the surrender. I think that's maybe what's starting to happen to humanity as we grind down into our deathbed of a species.

Because every time I started to set that down, then I would go into the discomfort of the unknown. This has been a much different journey into stillness for me, where for the first time there is no discomfort in the surrender. I think that's maybe what's starting to happen to humanity as we grind down into our deathbed of a species.

We're biologically failing for all of the antibiotics that we have disrupted the relationships of nature with. Seventy years of the antibiotic journey in our pharmacies and in our farm fields and the rest. has decimated the energy per cubic centimeter on this planet. And so the biology is failing as the lights dim on a planet that is poisoned by the chemicals that would destroy her relationships.

We're biologically failing for all of the antibiotics that we have disrupted the relationships of nature with. Seventy years of the antibiotic journey in our pharmacies and in our farm fields and the rest. has decimated the energy per cubic centimeter on this planet. And so the biology is failing as the lights dim on a planet that is poisoned by the chemicals that would destroy her relationships.

We're biologically failing for all of the antibiotics that we have disrupted the relationships of nature with. Seventy years of the antibiotic journey in our pharmacies and in our farm fields and the rest. has decimated the energy per cubic centimeter on this planet. And so the biology is failing as the lights dim on a planet that is poisoned by the chemicals that would destroy her relationships.

And every hospice moment, you see that sudden shift that happens to the being when they realize, oh my God, I'm not going to be able to put anything more in my bank account. I'm not going to be able to build anything else. I'm never going to be in love again. And you watch that person go super still.

And every hospice moment, you see that sudden shift that happens to the being when they realize, oh my God, I'm not going to be able to put anything more in my bank account. I'm not going to be able to build anything else. I'm never going to be in love again. And you watch that person go super still.

And every hospice moment, you see that sudden shift that happens to the being when they realize, oh my God, I'm not going to be able to put anything more in my bank account. I'm not going to be able to build anything else. I'm never going to be in love again. And you watch that person go super still.

And you would think that if you gave somebody the message of like, hey, you got three weeks or three months at the best to live, they would rush around trying to connect to all the people they love and telling everybody, writing letters madly of like, I love you so much. I've never seen it actually happen.

And you would think that if you gave somebody the message of like, hey, you got three weeks or three months at the best to live, they would rush around trying to connect to all the people they love and telling everybody, writing letters madly of like, I love you so much. I've never seen it actually happen.

And you would think that if you gave somebody the message of like, hey, you got three weeks or three months at the best to live, they would rush around trying to connect to all the people they love and telling everybody, writing letters madly of like, I love you so much. I've never seen it actually happen.

every time somebody gets that message even if they're pretty well in body that they would have the strength to do something like that they tend to do the exact opposite of what i would have thought and they they tend to sit for long periods of time very still and witness little elements around them and oftentimes this is happening in a nursing home

every time somebody gets that message even if they're pretty well in body that they would have the strength to do something like that they tend to do the exact opposite of what i would have thought and they they tend to sit for long periods of time very still and witness little elements around them and oftentimes this is happening in a nursing home

every time somebody gets that message even if they're pretty well in body that they would have the strength to do something like that they tend to do the exact opposite of what i would have thought and they they tend to sit for long periods of time very still and witness little elements around them and oftentimes this is happening in a nursing home

And yet that person is seeing more beauty in that room than they ever have before. And they see that cup of tea that's delivered on the tray. And the way in which the steam is coming off its surface is actually showing you the exact same sacred geometry that a murmuration of birds would follow.

And yet that person is seeing more beauty in that room than they ever have before. And they see that cup of tea that's delivered on the tray. And the way in which the steam is coming off its surface is actually showing you the exact same sacred geometry that a murmuration of birds would follow.

And yet that person is seeing more beauty in that room than they ever have before. And they see that cup of tea that's delivered on the tray. And the way in which the steam is coming off its surface is actually showing you the exact same sacred geometry that a murmuration of birds would follow.