우주의 순환: 파괴와 새로운 시작

### 변화 수용하기: 파괴와 성장 속에서 희망 찾기: 파괴와 성장 속에서 희망 찾기
* 🌍 "청소 용품을 보내주신 모든 분들께 감사드리며, **뉴욕의 이번 방역에 큰 도움이 되었습니다.**"
* 저는 **도둑 오일 비누와 같은 새로운 필수품**을 발견했는데, 이 어려운 시기에 놀랍게도 제 일상을 개선해 주었습니다.
* 👁 앞을 보지 못하는 이웃을 관찰하면서 삶은 엄밀히 말해 흑백이 아니며, **우주는 생성, 질서, 소멸의 순환**으로 작동한다는 사실을 깨닫게 됩니다.
* 🌀 현재의 글로벌 상황은 끔찍해 보일 수 있지만, 이는 우리를 침체에서 벗어나 **성장과 새로운 시작**을 장려하는 목적이 있습니다.
* 🏗 새 건물을 짓기 위해 낡은 건물을 철거해야 하는 것처럼, 우리 세상은 **긍정적인 변화로 이어질 변화의 과정**을 거치고 있습니다.
* 🔥 우리는 모든 것을 본질로 환원하는 **'소성 단계'**에 있으며, 지금은 고통스럽지만 더 나은 미래로 이어질 것입니다.
* 💖 저는 최근 이 시기의 대처 메커니즘에 대해 논의하는 팟캐스트에 참여하여 **관점과 회복탄력성의 중요성**을 강조했습니다.
* 🌈 혼란 속에서도 **"놀라운 일들이 다가오고 있다"**는 사실을 기억하고 미래에 대한 희망을 붙잡아야 합니다.

삶은 파괴와 창조의 순환을 통해 진화하며 성장과 새로운 시작으로 이어집니다.

Hello everybody. I hope you are all as well as you can be, especially considering everything that's going on right now, and that you're all still safe and happy. First, before I forget a couple of things, I just wanted to say thank you to all you guys—Kate, Crystal, Ruth, everybody who got together and sent us all of the cleaning supplies and everything else that you sent. It has made a world of difference in getting through this quarantine. You know, things like cleaning supplies are really, really hard to come by in New York right now. This place—I've never seen the city like this. It's hard to even describe, but thank you guys so much for that. And I now come out of this with a couple of new addictions. One of them—I didn't realize how much I needed thieves oil soap in my life until after I actually used it, and it's kind of amazing. Anyway, what I wanted to talk about was how we, as human beings in the past few centuries especially, have

started trying to divide everything into these categories of black and white, of good and evil, and that's not how the universe views life. It doesn't view life as so clear-cut, you know. People will look at difficult times that we're going through, like what we're going through right now, and this is a difficult time, and they'll say, you know, why? Why is this allowed to happen? And that was kind of what I wanted to talk about today, and I guess what made me start thinking about it is next door to me is an old blind man. He's an old black guy. He's probably, I would say, in his late 60s, but he's completely blind. And on warm days, he comes out on the stoop of his apartment. Someone will bring him down, and he will sit on the stoop and listen to audiobooks and turn his face up into the sun just to feel the warmth of it on his skin. And one time he said, this was a couple of years ago, he said the word God.

Geo D stands for generate order and destruction generation order and destruction. That word sort of encapsulates everything that the universe is doing, that it's this big cycle. First, it generates forms, it generates things, it generates energy, and then it orders those things, structures them all so that they are productive, constructive, lead to our growth and development. Well, what happens eventually is that when things become too ordered and there is no new energy brought into it, things start to stagnate. The universe does not want us to stagnate; it wants us to keep advancing at all costs just so that we can understand and learn to the deepest core of our souls what we are truly capable of. Sometimes, whenever we start to stagnate, the universe throws this curveball at us that to us looks horrific because it destroys our order. But the universe doesn't see it as horrific or evil; it sees it as a way to prod us forward into making changes, into developing new habits, new routines, going in new directions, dealing with life in

completely different ways so that we can start to generate again. I'm going to show you something. If you look right behind me, you see there used to be a building back there. I'm not sure how well you can see it with this camera, but there used to be a building back there. You would see it every day, and now it is rubble. A couple of days ago, they completely leveled a block-long building. This is kind of what's going on in the world right now. Before they could build a new... I mean, that building was just an old burned-out project, but before they could start building something right now, what they're getting ready to build back there is a 17-story apartment building. They could not build that brand-new building until they destroyed the old one first. Whenever that old one was built, that was generation. Whenever people moved in, it lived in there for years and years. That was order. It was doing what it was designed to do, but eventually, it started to stagnate. The building itself started to degenerate, so

They had to destroy it in order to create something new that's more beneficial to us. I honestly believe this is the same thing that's going on in the world right now. We are in an alchemy, what they call the calcination stage, where everything gets reduced to ash. You know that first stage when you burn everything down to its essential salts? That's sort of what we're going through in society right now, in the world in general, with everybody on lockdown. Doesn't mean it's easy. The divine is in all things. It is in destruction as much as it is in creation. It is in all things. That doesn't mean it's always going to be pleasant when we experience it, but what it does mean is that all things, no matter how painful and no matter if we can't see it from our perspective where we are right now, eventually we will. We will reach a stage where we can look back and see the purpose that it served. We will see the changes in ourselves and in the world whenever we come out the other

side of that process that will make us one day look back and understand why certain things happen. I've experienced that over and over my entire life, and I believe with all my heart and soul that that's also what we are going through right now. The world is in a calcination stage. When we come out of this, whenever it is, if it's May first or if it's July first, the world is not going to be the same. The world will never, we will never go back to the exact same world that we left behind. We are different because we have had this experience. So, the world that we create after this, from this rubble, will be something new. We will take what was useful for us from the old world and bring it into the new. And as we create, but new things are coming, and I believe with all my heart that they're good things. It doesn't mean they're gonna necessarily be easy, but I do believe we just have to hang on, keep taking care of each other, and good things are going to

come from this one other thing before I forget. I just did another interview with the wrongful convictions podcast. It's the podcast that Jason Flom does about wrongful convictions and people who are on death row, stuff like that. I believe it's coming out on Monday, if I'm not mistaken. It's a special edition of the podcast. I think they're gonna call it like the lockdown edition or the quarantine edition or something like that. But we were talking about things like ways to cope with this, how to look at it and not, you know, degenerate into just despair at the state that everything is in, especially here in the city. But that's coming out on Monday. I'm having a little trouble with my hands again today, but I'm resting and just give me a couple more days and I will be back up and running and typing. So just want to say I love you guys. I'm glad that you're here with me and I'm glad that I get to be here with you in this time. And yeah, it's not pleasant, but just try to

Remember that amazing things are around the corner. Whether you know it or not, good things are coming. I love you guys, and I'll talk to you tomorrow.

Generate. Order. Destruction.

Damien Echols

격리와 성찰이 삶의 복잡성에 미치는 영향

화자는 뉴욕의 격리 기간 동안 받은 청소 용품에 대한 감사를 표현하며 뉴욕의 이례적이고 어려운 상황을 강조합니다.

삶을 흑과 백, 선과 악으로 분류하려는 인간의 경향에 대해 반성하고 어려운 시기의 목적에 대해 의문을 제기합니다.

화자는 햇빛과 오디오북에서 위안을 얻는 앞을 보지 못하는 이웃 노인의 이야기를 통해 삶의 복잡성과 신의 개념에 대해 더 깊이 생각하게 합니다.

지오 D는 성장을 위해 형태와 에너지를 생성하고 질서화하는 우주의 순환을 나타냅니다.

너무 질서정연하고 정체되면 우주는 변화와 새로운 시작을 촉진하기 위해 파괴를 개입시킵니다.

신축을 위해 건물의 수평을 맞추는 예는 이러한 생성, 질서, 정체, 재생의 순환을 설명합니다.

파괴는 새롭고 유익한 것을 창조하기 위한 필수 단계로 여겨집니다.

현재 세상은 모든 것이 본질적인 요소로 환원되는 소성 단계에 있으며, 이는 마치 변혁의 과정과 유사합니다.

이러한 경험은 궁극적으로 긍정적인 변화와 새로운 세상으로 이어질 것이며, 우리는 낡은 것에서 소중한 교훈을 얻어 더 나은 것을 창조할 것입니다.

이 연사는 제이슨 플롬이 진행하는 억울한 유죄 판결 팟캐스트의 인터뷰에 참여하여 억울한 유죄 판결 및 사형수 사건에 대해 집중적으로 이야기했습니다.

'락다운' 또는 '격리 편'이라는 제목의 팟캐스트 특별판은 월요일에 공개될 예정입니다.

연사는 현재 손 문제를 겪고 있지만 미래에 대해 낙관적이며 청취자들에게 사랑과 감사를 표합니다.