Zach Bush

And so there's this honor of physicality and this great achievement of I brought an infinite soul into a finite experience to create the impossible and that's the highest thing I can do and I'm so ready to recycle into my energy field to do this again. I want to see what I can become next. Maybe I become White Lion or something. That's a different relationship to nature.

And so there's this honor of physicality and this great achievement of I brought an infinite soul into a finite experience to create the impossible and that's the highest thing I can do and I'm so ready to recycle into my energy field to do this again. I want to see what I can become next. Maybe I become White Lion or something. That's a different relationship to nature.

And so there's this honor of physicality and this great achievement of I brought an infinite soul into a finite experience to create the impossible and that's the highest thing I can do and I'm so ready to recycle into my energy field to do this again. I want to see what I can become next. Maybe I become White Lion or something. That's a different relationship to nature.

And we have a lot of evidence that it was here quite recently. And then I've traveled all over the world looking for some answers here because it's one of my biggest mysteries that I'm trying to solve for because I think it's so important to how are we going to survive extinction if we are to. We're going to have to figure out what happened 5,000 or 7,000 years ago.

And we have a lot of evidence that it was here quite recently. And then I've traveled all over the world looking for some answers here because it's one of my biggest mysteries that I'm trying to solve for because I think it's so important to how are we going to survive extinction if we are to. We're going to have to figure out what happened 5,000 or 7,000 years ago.

And we have a lot of evidence that it was here quite recently. And then I've traveled all over the world looking for some answers here because it's one of my biggest mysteries that I'm trying to solve for because I think it's so important to how are we going to survive extinction if we are to. We're going to have to figure out what happened 5,000 or 7,000 years ago.

Between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago, there was a global amnesia to all oral histories. The Khoi and the San people of Africa have a 100,000-year oral history. 100,000 years of this is how it went, this is what occurred, this is where peoples were, this is what the Maori and the Aboriginal peoples of Australia and New Zealand have got 40,000-year history.

Between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago, there was a global amnesia to all oral histories. The Khoi and the San people of Africa have a 100,000-year oral history. 100,000 years of this is how it went, this is what occurred, this is where peoples were, this is what the Maori and the Aboriginal peoples of Australia and New Zealand have got 40,000-year history.

Between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago, there was a global amnesia to all oral histories. The Khoi and the San people of Africa have a 100,000-year oral history. 100,000 years of this is how it went, this is what occurred, this is where peoples were, this is what the Maori and the Aboriginal peoples of Australia and New Zealand have got 40,000-year history.

Most of our North American indigenous peoples have 40,000-year histories of oral tradition. And then if you ask any of them what happened 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, they've got no story as to when this occurred. Why did we suddenly go into this separation moment? Why did we lose the technologies? Why did we develop fear, guilt, and shame as dominant social structures?

Most of our North American indigenous peoples have 40,000-year histories of oral tradition. And then if you ask any of them what happened 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, they've got no story as to when this occurred. Why did we suddenly go into this separation moment? Why did we lose the technologies? Why did we develop fear, guilt, and shame as dominant social structures?

Most of our North American indigenous peoples have 40,000-year histories of oral tradition. And then if you ask any of them what happened 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, they've got no story as to when this occurred. Why did we suddenly go into this separation moment? Why did we lose the technologies? Why did we develop fear, guilt, and shame as dominant social structures?

And so I believe the abandonment event could have happened that recently. The abandonment disorder may have happened then. When you're abandoned from nature, you immediately don't think you're enough. And when you don't think you're enough, you are in a state of scarcity on every other social level. And so this moment of scarcity happened in our collective psyche a few thousand years ago.

And so I believe the abandonment event could have happened that recently. The abandonment disorder may have happened then. When you're abandoned from nature, you immediately don't think you're enough. And when you don't think you're enough, you are in a state of scarcity on every other social level. And so this moment of scarcity happened in our collective psyche a few thousand years ago.

And so I believe the abandonment event could have happened that recently. The abandonment disorder may have happened then. When you're abandoned from nature, you immediately don't think you're enough. And when you don't think you're enough, you are in a state of scarcity on every other social level. And so this moment of scarcity happened in our collective psyche a few thousand years ago.

And in that, we started to develop a deep sense of need for ownership. And in ownership comes... empire or colonial behavior and so not only do you need enough for today you need to make sure your kids and grandkids have got more than enough because you don't want them to starve and so now you're storing storing stuff rather than letting it flow on a daily basis and we do have a digital

And in that, we started to develop a deep sense of need for ownership. And in ownership comes... empire or colonial behavior and so not only do you need enough for today you need to make sure your kids and grandkids have got more than enough because you don't want them to starve and so now you're storing storing stuff rather than letting it flow on a daily basis and we do have a digital

And in that, we started to develop a deep sense of need for ownership. And in ownership comes... empire or colonial behavior and so not only do you need enough for today you need to make sure your kids and grandkids have got more than enough because you don't want them to starve and so now you're storing storing stuff rather than letting it flow on a daily basis and we do have a digital

indigenous cultures that have not bought so deep into this. But I don't think anybody's free and clear of this abandonment disorder. Again, this propensity for addiction is so ever prevalent across peoples that I think we all carry at least a kernel of this deep abandonment disorder.

indigenous cultures that have not bought so deep into this. But I don't think anybody's free and clear of this abandonment disorder. Again, this propensity for addiction is so ever prevalent across peoples that I think we all carry at least a kernel of this deep abandonment disorder.