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Looking for something

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By Antea Lumina Kala Matylda Published 9 months ago • 1 min read
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Looking for something, I found nothing.

Looking for something, I found a whole host of undiscovered, untangled, and unexplored places. Looking for so many things, I found nothing, and not looking, I found things beyond the world, beyond logic, and beyond human understanding, but it still seemed insufficient to me to respond to the needs of my sensitive inner self and neural membranes that can travel anywhere

In searching for something, I found nothing, even though I found so many worlds that interest me the most. I discovered them, and it still left me with some undiscovered truth, but when I reached one particular place in space, when I entered its specific waves, I found myself again, and that space seemed familiar to me, like my inner self. Not only did I find what I had been disconnected from for so long, but I found ways that can connect neurons in a way that no other practice can really do.

Feeling like this energy can take you out of the physical body momentum

I just wish it would never go away. I just wish it would last longer without all the effort it takes, when we are not always safe, and almost never safe, walking around in a world full of cruel influences and evil ego shells. In this space, I encounter a completely different space where evil is afraid to raise its voice and dance with its tail. In this space, it will not speak, it is completely silenced to melt its ego.

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Antea Lumina Kala Matylda

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    Written by Antea Lumina Kala Matylda