A conversation with creative and contemplative beings: from the martial arts, the poetic arts, and the visual arts, Hayashi [Tomio], Colin [Goedecke] & Deep Listener Gregg [Trueman]. Exploring the ways the world speaks to us, and affects us, daily. Through its mudras: the gestures, postures and choreographies, of people, Nature and inanimate objects. And how to fine tune our antennae, our third eyes-and-ears, to clearly and innerly see, hear, sense and interpret them. Says Hayashi ... "today's reality is very chopped up...has become very chaotic. The idea of a third-eye is we have an organ that can perceive the nature of energy as it influences us [and] whether we want to bring it in or seal against it, or push back against it... So [classic] mudras were designed to deal with these radiant energies. But one needed to know what you were going to do with your mudras... We don't always know or understand what our gestures are doing or what the gestures of inanimate objects are doing... [Also] a lot of people are walking around with clogged, congested third-ears and blocked third-eyes, and they can't see the meanings, are unable to interpret the meanings coming through these gestures... Everything is communicating with everything else, and it's a really fun exercise, next time you go out, and you say 'I'm going to imagine that everything is talking to me,' and then [witness how ] some things are going to catch your attention... We're in essence ambassadors of Nature. We're not ambassadors of the digital world... Know that there's a shift away from supporting Nature, to supporting this artificial nature... So artificial intelligence (AI) in my opinion...also comes with artificial consequences. Causes people to make artificial decisions... Body and mind have a really amazing companionship, and the more excited you get, the more physical your body will become, and will participate in the flow of thoughts...and creating thoughts by the gestures..." ~ Hayashi Tomio