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“Ordinary things became religion, and when nothing came, cultists invented something to worship: Giant airplanes, runways, and the like. That’s it, mega-mall cult was like cargo cult; the cult of the shopping rush, born out of the need to worship something.”
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“He just stays. He stays without purpose. He stays. The sky rains a few drops on him. In the meantime it has become dark and with darkness comes silence.
And he recognizes it, he recognizes the good silence.
He recognizes the silence and stays in it.”
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And he recognizes it, he recognizes the good silence.
He recognizes the silence and stays in it.”
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“Our lives are fragments. Consciousness can expand. Of course, there is always a price to pay."
"What price?"
"That’s up to each of us, Jax."
"This is all outside the rules."
"You must learn to think the impossible within the canon of the possible, then you will discover the limits within which you can move and dream. We are not God."
"And what are we?"
"We are beyond God.”
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"What price?"
"That’s up to each of us, Jax."
"This is all outside the rules."
"You must learn to think the impossible within the canon of the possible, then you will discover the limits within which you can move and dream. We are not God."
"And what are we?"
"We are beyond God.”
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“I’m a believer,” he replies, “one who won’t be fooled.”
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