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think about Life upon this Planet · Zaran the Gardener, planting seeds of & nourishing our Soul with mindfulness

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  Speaker: It is the most singular important event in our lives right now, this moment, this precious moment of life of recognition of awareness.
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  Speaker: It is hallowed in thy name, in every name.
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  Speaker: Acknowledging, coming to terms with one's own soul.
• 0:34
  Speaker: Become more familiar with being here.
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  Speaker: As moment fades, new moments arrives.
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  Speaker: A cataclysmic event in time.
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  Speaker: It is the hand of a clock billions and trillions of miles wide.
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  Speaker: For everything, be grateful.
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  Speaker: Feeling one's heat, one's pulse beneath the heat.
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  Speaker: The responsible party of the creation of the heat emanating from one's chest cavity, one's heart, lung, and diaphragm muscles, creating mechanical, thermal energy.
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  Speaker: Just like one's brain, different kinds of energy emanating from our beings, being shared, communicated.
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  Speaker: You know, in the vacuum of space, there is no sound.
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  Speaker: There is nothing for the energy of one's vocalization to ride the airwaves on.
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  Speaker: Vibrate through on the way to one's ears.
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  Speaker: A physical medium.
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  Speaker: It's not there.
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  Speaker: However, there are still magnetic fields.
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  Speaker: Higgs field, electromagnetic energies, as well, a quantum mechanic basis populating this space, this structure, its potential, like the potential of sound in one's own head.
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  Speaker: There is a capacity, there is an awareness, a level between not having sound and having sound.
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  Speaker: It is a potential, a baseline, you might say a foundation.
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  Speaker: We're working with our foundations all the time.
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  Speaker: A different kind of energy is here, structural.
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  Speaker: It is a lower state of energy.
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  Speaker: And it is an energy that also can be and then disappear.
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  Speaker: So whatever that means, theory, quantum mechanics, a different state of energy.
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  Speaker: This world, on the other hand, is rich in ingredients.
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  Speaker: Our atmosphere is full of gases and solid and liquid particles.
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  Speaker: It is a fine medium, as we all know.
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  Speaker: A good idea to be more and more aware of this facet of being, of reality, of this moment that's existing.
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  Speaker: Our environment, creation.
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  Speaker: The design is randomness in the universe to some degree, yes.
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  Speaker: Think of just life upon this planet already.
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  Speaker: Since life began to form on this sphere three, four billion years ago, there have been five major catastrophic life extinctions where seventy-five or eighty-five percent of all life on this sphere - dying off, extinguished, unsustainable with the environment created.
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  Speaker: Maybe incomprehensible, but we can experience a conception, as limited as it is, it is still a conception, it is still a thought and worthy of review in one being aware.
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  Speaker: Five major events.
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  Speaker: IMHO, The most crazy one sixty six million years ago when an asteroid hit our planet.
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  Speaker: The asteroid was originated from the asteroid belt further out in our solar system.
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  Speaker: Two large asteroids collided and sent one careening out of its own gravitational rotation, its orbit, towards the Earth, which I believe took several million years to reach our planet from the asteroid belt, traveling at I think around 50,000 miles an hour a lot, you know, moving.
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  Speaker: And the size of Mount Everest, the volume, the amount of space this asteroid was composed of.
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  Speaker: When it hit the Earth, it caused a huge explosion.
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  Speaker: Ten billion times the nuclear explosion on Nagasaki.
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  Speaker: Ten billion times more powerful.
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  Speaker: A shockwave, a heat wave, and a vibrational wave created, instantly changing the environment, the atmosphere, the amount of sunlight this planet could receive, in such an extreme way.
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  Speaker: 75, 85, 90 percent of all life that had grown and evolved up to this time to become extinct.
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  Speaker: Being here now, remembering it is a circuitous route being alive.
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  Speaker: And each moment is full of a journey of moments, eighty-six thousand four hundred constantly changing, and we are constantly reflecting upon the changes we're aware of.
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  Speaker: When we're sleeping, we have the most rest.
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  Speaker: The rest of the day, much more activity.
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  Speaker: All these different things we take for granted, the swallowing of liquids in our throats, walking, talking, hearing, seeing, smiling, feeling one's heat.
• 7:07
  Speaker: And all of the rest of the things we can think of of our body's physiology, doing it on your own today, because while Zaran was recording this, the battery gave out and half of this presentation was never recorded.
• 7:24
  Speaker: So, in a sense of "why not" celebration, allowing ourselves to create our own ending of our podcast, being here now, bundles of miracles, humbled by the immensity of all we're discussing.
• 7:43
  Speaker: Thankful to have a mind, having a mind that thinks, your turn to fill in the blanks.
• 7:54
  Speaker: Practice makes improvement, makes deeper.
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  Speaker: The music continues for another minute.
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  Speaker: Smile, have a great day, namaste.