We are surrounded by mystery, Our experience of the world is intricately tied to the

mystery of entanglement, meaning that everything is infinitely correlated with everything.

So if you look deeply at nature you'll see that nature and the entire cosmos are inherently

expressing themselves nature and the cosmos through rhythmicities and these rhythmicities.

And these rhythmicities are imprinted in our genes,

and the genes of all biological organisms,

like the circadian rhythm, the daily rhythm for waking and sleeping.

But that doesn't answer the riddle of how time exists in the first place.

There is timing that is precisely tuned over thousands of miles of ocean in a way no one can explain.

For example, there is a bird, a small sandpiper known as the red dot and this bird

migrates every year from Tierra del Puego, which is at the southern tip of South America,

to its breeding grounds in the Canadian Arctic, 9,300 miles away.

In a lifetime, the red knot, this little sandpiper, this little bird, flies an estimated

240,000 miles longer than the distance from the Earth to the Moon.

Why birds cross from one hemisphere to another to mate simply seems inexplicable.

But the red knot embodies a specific mystery all of its own.

Needing food along its immense journey,

the bird stops off in May on the beaches of Delaware Bay, timing its arrival with a

primordial event.

Between the full moons of May and June,

hordes of horseshoe crabs emerge from the ocean shallows

to lay their eggs.

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