Life is Omnipresent. All is Alive

By recognizing the aliveness of everything around us, we can develop a deeper appreciation for the world we live in, and a greater sense of connection to all living and apparently non-living things.

Lewis Hamilton is a seven-time Formula 1 World Champion and the most successful driver in the history of the sport. In 2018, during the Singapore Grand Prix, he astonished spectators with a phenomenal qualifying lap. Despite not being among the fastest drivers in the previous rounds, he suddenly came to life during a single lap and achieved a remarkable time, securing pole position, which is the coveted spot of starting at the front of the grid.

"It was beautiful, just flowing, like a dance. It was freaking awesome."

It's common for exceptional drivers to suddenly pull off a phenomenal lap, even when the car isn't performing at its best. They often describe feeling at one with the car, as though it were a living being, and merging their consciousness with it.

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