AWM 1

¹The human is a physical being. ²Therefore the human is at the mercy of the physical laws of the universe. ³And the human is a part of the universe, small in its size, perhaps, but remarkable in its complexity. ⁴So although the human is made of physical parts, it is alive. ⁵Therefore, the human is able to maintain its remarkable state, despite the decay of time. ⁶But not only is the human alive, it is aware, with memories and emotions, dreams and fears. ⁷And the human knows that it is alive, that it is aware, and that it is in the universe. ⁸But this truth can only ever be personal, no matter how universal it seems, because the human will always be constrained within its finite being. ⁹Therefore, this experience can only ever be an approximation of the true nature of the universe, because although the human is remarkable, it is finite, a single piece of structure in the void. ¹⁰To be alive is not a choice, it is a fact, purely and undeniably true, given by the universe and understood by the human. ¹¹But there can never be true certainty beyond the fact that the current moment exists, because the human is a physical being, a part of the physical universe. ¹²And this moment can be chaotic, full of vibrant colors and vivid thoughts, but it is not meaningless, for you have something far more powerful than truth. ¹³You have faith. ¹⁴Faith that tomorrow will come, and you will be here tomorrow, just as you are here today.