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The unrelenting nature of nothingness.
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Don't pay attention to the phonys, even though the world is full of them.
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I want to work in the city and be really important.
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Death is coming. All your suffering will finally end.
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I always hated consciousness. But with age, I have learned how to just ignore it.
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You know the only time a city is at peace is when everyone is asleep.
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The future. Kandinsky was right. The answers are to be found in the future.
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The stranger beside me.
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My problem is that I can't cope with nice things coming to an end.
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The blackest part of the night.
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I love how everything can be so calm, just before it is destroyed.
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We have died and been reborn here many, many times.
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Everything is hanging in the air. Nothing is certain.
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When I need some food for my soul, I go out scavenging for nothingness.
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Proper Fish and Chips.
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Everything was taken apart and taken away. All was lost.
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Emptiness means that you no longer have to carry the weight of the world around on your shoulders.
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I can sometimes long for how things used to be, but am always disappointed when I am given the past.
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Moonlight over the Millennium Mills factory - East London
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London after the third Great Fire.
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Dalens F100 - A robot (from another planet) who has been roaming the planet for around 250,000 years.
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All great things fade away in the end.
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Encountering emptiness is about letting go of the illusions that have been slowly killing you up until this moment of realisation.
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Emptiness doesn't mean that there is nothing there. Rather, it means that you stop giving importance to things that don't deserve it.
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The gasometers have formed new laylines and cosmic centrepoints. Spiritual totems, like the statues on Easter Island, which will remain standing even after the coming apocalypse.
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Meditation happens when the washing machine mind stops spinning for a few moments. Such states are more accessible than you think and don't require you to be sitting cross legged with your eyes closed.
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No matter how much I want it to stay just like that, it keeps changing. Changing. Changing. Always changing.
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Our dreams became dissolved by the infinite ebbs and flows of the Estuary.
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Be quite. Look closely. And you will find the places where spirit is concentrated.
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Emptiness does not mean that things don't exist. Rather, it means that things don't have inherent existence.
