What if the division we see starts with how we see it?

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0:00ASo, the unified and the divided are actually encoded in our left and right hemispheres of our brain. So, we have a right hemisphere of our brain which has never seen a difference of any kind ever, and we have a culture that all it does is validate the serial processor which is telling you that everything is different and broken up into small pieces, right? The problem is that, and with many of the systems all the way through Walt Western You know, philosophy and everything is hard-coded to be limited, to think that you can construct self-realization from components, but you can’t. Hmm. Right? You have to see through into the mechanism of your right brain, which never has seen any differences ever for your whole life. Every human being that’s ever existed that has a bicameral brain and isn’t missing one half of their brain,