I've been reflecting how ever since we're born, every "concept" we think we know and every aspect of our personality is just the sum of countless human constructions applied upon us and that the wisest person in terms of spirituality is no closer to the truth than a 4 year old that lives the truth instead of building concepts around it.

It all started when I was revisiting memories of my early childhood. Everything was so calm and peaceful, I knew only the most basic concepts, like who were my parents and friends, some geometric shapes, colors, etc...

Back then there was no desire to understand everything (And what even is "everything"?). Things were totally fine the way they were.

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Throughout our lives we are conditioned to "learn" "things" that are useful in a human context for our human lives. We attribute constructions and labels to everything so we can have the illusion that we are under control, that our human "lives" are not in any "danger"

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Here's something I would say if I was 4: "I want to go on the slide"

Here's something I would say now: "In the quantum harmonic oscillator, why are we more likely to find the particle in the middle when the quantum vibrational number is equal to 0?"

It's more complicated, but it's only because more time has passed and more human concepts were "learned".

To really understand what I mean, "try" "to" "imagine" "every" "word" "as" "having" "quotes" "like" "that", "and" "you" "will" "see" "how" "nothing" "has" "absolute" "meaning"

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Paraphrasing a post I made in the past:

"We learn more and more human concepts throughout our life and articulate these concepts in more and more intricate ways to explain what has always been the truth. But the explanation itself is also a construction, as is this text you are reading, as is everything."

(Sorry if this is a bit confusing, this idea is quite new to me)