We are too used to looking at the past. We like too much to look through artifacts of the past, to savor familiar flavors, and to run energy through old channels of #neural connections. But we need energy to move forward-it is the transcendent fuel of our growth. In growth and in movement is our belonging to this Universe, the very essence of which is continuous systemic development and complication. What we need is beyond what we already know. And this frightens us. We are terribly afraid of what we do not know, what we cannot predict and put in advance into the structure of already formed notions, subsystems and essences. And this peculiarity of ours slows us down now more than ever, even despite the fact that technological progress has given us a unique opportunity to take a starting position before a potential new qualitative step.

We now urgently need to learn to look into the #future, to see what is not yet formed there, to feel part of a universe that is already much more complex than the one in which we grew up. We have to learn not to be afraid of the unknown, we have to teach our brain to work with information that has no anchor in the foundation of our memory and our experience. We must become more malleable, flexible, quick, clear, and inquisitive. The #unexplored is what we ourselves will be very soon. If the past doesn't drag us into a place where memories and habits replace #Life itself, pulling us into a swamp of sweet routine.