now you see me. Now you don't Slippery like a fish. You can't hold on to it. You can't define it. You're attracted to it, and that scares you, so you try to damn it. You're attracted to the transitory nature of it, so you try to damn it you're you don't trust your body. So you don't want me to trust mine either, because we grew up in a puritanical culture, all of us, one of contradictions. One that says it upholds family values and nice girls and loyalty to one partner, but then really the ones who get uplifted by the culture are the ones who violate all of those norms and rules the ones who are sexual, but only if they allow themselves to be possessed, only if they make themselves material, only if they make themselves a product that is marketable, that someone can imagine themselves possessing, that someone can possess. Ooh, they mold. Today's entertainers, the ones who are not consciously transmuting energies are turning themselves are not there's the shamans like Beyonce, and then there's the ones who are operating, unconsciously turning themselves into commodities, into private property that can be materially possessed, whereas the real shamans, Whether they're in the entertainment industry or the Amazon they enter into voluntary spiritual possession. They call down the ancestors and the elements, and they get protection and guidance. When journeying, they temporarily surrender and yield the yielding. It's the one where you can take it back again. You