“Names, theories, models … explanations and descriptions… these encompass less than 1% of the phenomenon they are evoked to ‘explain’ or ‘inform’ us about. The nature of nature is infinitely profound and nearly perfectly empty of reference.

The vast body of identity and relation is fundamentally mysterious, and those aspects we distinguish for identification tell us more about our own purposes and perspectivity than they do about the phenomenon.

The discursive mind is delusionally concerned with ideas and concepts. But reality has very little indeed to do with these… except as these minds we inherit from our cultures, parents, falsified authorities, and peers.

It is always interesting to encounter someone more intimate with the mystery than the descriptions… someone who, even in a brief moment of insight… escapes their gravity entirely… into true relation and awe.”

— an intelligence agent