2:44
So these profound experiences lead us to understanding the world in a different way, because I was very practical, I mean it’s a nice word/way to put it, where whatever I saw, whatever I could feel was reality and everything else was not real. And now what I see is that there is this reality that I was so attached to and then there is the next reality that I experience, but I actually can’t touch and then there is a whole, huge universe out there that is what I call the mystery….
3:25 (cough)
And the mystery is what holds us to our path. So it isn’t a God and somebody said «well, it’s the energy», but it isn’t really the energy for me, I realize now in talking to you. It’s this …. thing that draws all human beings and that is to go to the mystery, to the place of the unknown. But I actually feel like mystery is a more descriptive word because I feel like «unknown» implies that we can actually know it and the mystery implies that we will never have the capacity to know everything. And this for me is really important because we human beings tend to feel like we could know everything.
4:20