Earthbound

“I see consciousness and the human psyche as expressions and reflections of a cosmic intelligence that permeates the entire universe and all of existence.”

“I’ve spent so much time in my head and in my heart that I forgot to live in my body.”

“The Physical World All of these advances in the realm of physics echoed and confirmed [philosopher Henri] Bergson’s prior claims about the nature of the physical world— that is, that there is a degree of indetermination even in matter itself; that mental and physical phenomena may not after all be utterly distinct from one another; that consciousness itself is intimately implicated in the processes of material existence; that the physical world, if understood correctly, is less like a complex rearrangement of tiny billiard balls bouncing off each other and more like an intricate and interconnected dance of vibratory, spatiotemporal processes (in other words, that matter is, if understood correctly, an interactive, overlapping, ever-shifting field of different “rhythms” of durée [time and consciousness]).”