Zach Bush

as the space between the relationships that was the beauty held by a human life that flew.

And it must be something like that because the speed at which somebody shifts from a sense of brokenness and isolation and estrangement from their own family to suddenly dipping across the veil, seeing reality from there and coming back in the body for a moment to tell me again and again, oh my God, it was all perfect and I am accepted completely. It's instantaneous again and again.

And it must be something like that because the speed at which somebody shifts from a sense of brokenness and isolation and estrangement from their own family to suddenly dipping across the veil, seeing reality from there and coming back in the body for a moment to tell me again and again, oh my God, it was all perfect and I am accepted completely. It's instantaneous again and again.

And it must be something like that because the speed at which somebody shifts from a sense of brokenness and isolation and estrangement from their own family to suddenly dipping across the veil, seeing reality from there and coming back in the body for a moment to tell me again and again, oh my God, it was all perfect and I am accepted completely. It's instantaneous again and again.

So nothing changed except for the way in which you were seeing it. All of the events were the same, but you must be seeing the new pattern because you can see the space between the things. And so maybe that's the practice that we can start to move into, is to start to see the art and the beauty between the things that we so valued and thought were creating our reality.

So nothing changed except for the way in which you were seeing it. All of the events were the same, but you must be seeing the new pattern because you can see the space between the things. And so maybe that's the practice that we can start to move into, is to start to see the art and the beauty between the things that we so valued and thought were creating our reality.

So nothing changed except for the way in which you were seeing it. All of the events were the same, but you must be seeing the new pattern because you can see the space between the things. And so maybe that's the practice that we can start to move into, is to start to see the art and the beauty between the things that we so valued and thought were creating our reality.

And all they were doing is really holding points in time to show us the beauty beneath the surface of a three-dimensional world.

And all they were doing is really holding points in time to show us the beauty beneath the surface of a three-dimensional world.

And all they were doing is really holding points in time to show us the beauty beneath the surface of a three-dimensional world.

Just fly. That's what you were made to do. And you're ready to let go of all the, let go of the branch you're clinging to. Jump out of the nest you've been building and just fly. Feel with that. The bird spends most of its time outside of the nest. It just wants to fly. And so it flies from branch to branch. It flies from point to point. It flies in the air from other persons who fly in the air.

Just fly. That's what you were made to do. And you're ready to let go of all the, let go of the branch you're clinging to. Jump out of the nest you've been building and just fly. Feel with that. The bird spends most of its time outside of the nest. It just wants to fly. And so it flies from branch to branch. It flies from point to point. It flies in the air from other persons who fly in the air.

Just fly. That's what you were made to do. And you're ready to let go of all the, let go of the branch you're clinging to. Jump out of the nest you've been building and just fly. Feel with that. The bird spends most of its time outside of the nest. It just wants to fly. And so it flies from branch to branch. It flies from point to point. It flies in the air from other persons who fly in the air.

To feel the space between it and the other birds. To feel the space of the friction between its wings and its rise. we need to fly. And if we do, if we really let go of each other to witness the beauty of the surrender and the space between us, we're going to create a new society almost immediately.

To feel the space between it and the other birds. To feel the space of the friction between its wings and its rise. we need to fly. And if we do, if we really let go of each other to witness the beauty of the surrender and the space between us, we're going to create a new society almost immediately.

To feel the space between it and the other birds. To feel the space of the friction between its wings and its rise. we need to fly. And if we do, if we really let go of each other to witness the beauty of the surrender and the space between us, we're going to create a new society almost immediately.

And the frictions that are currently killing us or creating so much pain will diminish to just the change of direction. And so we got to surrender it all. We got to stop trying to hold on to each other. We got to stop trying to hold on to things or wealth or power. And we got to fly. And We will. I've seen every single death as a flight. It's a retaking flight. So you will do it. I will do it.

And the frictions that are currently killing us or creating so much pain will diminish to just the change of direction. And so we got to surrender it all. We got to stop trying to hold on to each other. We got to stop trying to hold on to things or wealth or power. And we got to fly. And We will. I've seen every single death as a flight. It's a retaking flight. So you will do it. I will do it.

And the frictions that are currently killing us or creating so much pain will diminish to just the change of direction. And so we got to surrender it all. We got to stop trying to hold on to each other. We got to stop trying to hold on to things or wealth or power. And we got to fly. And We will. I've seen every single death as a flight. It's a retaking flight. So you will do it. I will do it.

And the invitation is for us to do it while we're still in the body. That's different than, I think, what I've been chasing with communities. I think we've been chasing spiritual experiences and the desire to feel something bigger than this reality we've made as humans.