The

The Welcome to Synchronicity. I'm on a boat. It's a fucking yacht in the middle of the Mediterranean.

What the fuck is going on? Holy shit. I also at this point I have to like gait myself. I don't want to

gate myself, but I don't want to, this is not relatable. I understand that. I understand what's

going on. This is the unrelatable content. But let it serve as proof that your imagination does

create reality. And that'll be challenged as an idea, as a belief forever. And when I say

imagination, what I'm talking about is your consciousness, your sense of I am. I use the word

imagination because it's something that like a small kid can understand. Like everyone understands

when we say imagination. It's these things in our mind that we have pictures of, maybe sounds of,

and that is actually what's really generating this reality. I think I've spoken about it before,

but basically my conception of this world

is that what's crazy is, holy shit, just let me back up for a second. I'll pause it there. I'll

tell you my conception of the world. Before I record, I was like, I don't have that much to say.

I have all these notes and I'm like, I don't know. And then as soon as I start talking, it's like a fucking geyser. Okay, anyway, back to the conception of what the world is.

I don't even think we're moving.

I don't think we're doing anything here.

I think we're basically recreating reality at every moment, and we give the illusion that we're walking somewhere, that we're swaying in a boat in the middle of the Mediterranean, and you're in your apartment, or you're here at a park,

or whatever it is, right?

We just put these things into reality via our belief that they exist.

And that's weird.

I know that.

It feels like we're walking.

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