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“There will come a time when we would all be gone and so will the memories of us ever existing but the only thing that will still stay behind is the energy that we created while being here on earth.”

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“Хорошо, - сказал Чапаев, хитро прищуриваясь, - насчет "кто" мы потом поговорим. А сейчас, друг милый, давай с "где" разберемся. Скажи-ка мне, где эта манда живет? - В моем сознании. - А сознание твое где? - Вот здесь, - сказал я, постучав себя по голове. - А голова твоя где? - На плечах. - А плечи где? - В комнате. - А где комната? - В доме. - А дом? - В России. - А Россия где? - В беде, Василий Иванович. - Ты это брось, - прикрикнул он строго. - Шутить будешь, когда командир прикажет. Говори. - Ну как где. На Земле. Мы чокнулись и выпили. - А Земля где? - Во Вселенной. - А Вселенная где? Я секунду подумал. - Сама в себе. - А где эта сама в себе? - В моем сознании. - Так что же, Петька, выходит, твое сознание - в твоем сознании? - Выходит так.”

“The universe is changing, the universe is expanding. Everything is constantly changing. So when a human being remains unchanged, like a rock, clinging to what he or she is throughout an entire lifetime, it’s a tragedy. A human being has to be fluid, changing, expanding, developing, and at any given moment, has to ask, 'Why am I suffering? Why does this bother me? Why am I searching for something? Why do I hate such and such thing? Why can’t I forgive and why can’t I liberate myself from this?' All of my work is that, it’s the development of a character who slowly but surely expands, self-actualizes, and reaches a higher spiritual level. My characters obtain wisdom. To arrive at such wisdom is to arrive at the joy of living.”

“i'm looking for the face i had before the world was made. I was the primordial flaring forth, the gravitational waves, the whirling galaxies, and the exploding supernovas that would become stars and planets. I was the steaming planet Earth, the bacteria awash in the sea, and the early eukaryotes and multicellular animals. I exploded in the Cambrian explosion, stumbled onto land, walked with dinosaurs, saw trees and flowers appear, walked upright in Africa, and walked on the moon. I felt the embrace of gravity. I was one with all that had been and all that was to be. I experienced subjective mystical communion with the evolutionary, emergent universe. I was the universe. We know not where the journey leads, nor whether a final destination is even a meaningful concept. The attraction is the inherent thrill of participating in a grand creative endeavor for which participation is its own reward”