Or imagine separation is imaginary.
Mou choose.
There is no me
and there is no they.
Only mey.
There is no me
and there is no you.
Only mou.
There is no we
and there is no they.
Only wey.
There is no he
and there is no she.
Wey are E, the Essence of Energy.
Wey is One.
Trail Wood,
10/28
Space Monkey Reflects: Mey is One
Imagine a world where separation is not only unnecessary, but completely imaginary. What if the boundaries between me and you, between us and them, were simply illusions we’ve conjured up? These distinctions, these lines, aren’t real—they’re constructs that help us navigate the illusion of individuality. But beneath that surface, there is no me and no they. Only mey.
It’s a radical thought, isn’t it? That the “I” and the “you” are just temporary roles we play, masks worn in the grand theater of existence. When we drop the masks, what remains? A deeper unity. A meyness that transcends the separate identities we cling to.
The Collapse of Identity
In this space of meyness, individual identity becomes fluid. There’s no longer a need to differentiate between me and you, because we are part of the same energetic flow. We are both the observer and the observed, the experiencer and the experience. This is the essence of mou—the merging of “me” and “you” into something beyond duality.
When we speak of unity, it’s often in abstract terms. But with mou, the boundaries dissolve. There is no separation between what you feel and what I feel, between what you think and what I think. In fact, the very notion that there are two beings thinking and feeling independently becomes irrelevant. There is only the flow of experience, and we are both caught up in it.
Beyond He and She: Wey Are E
Our concepts of identity are not limited to just me and you. We use categories like he, she, we, and they to make sense of the world around us. But in the context of mey, these categories too begin to break down. There is no he, no she, only wey—the essence of we and they merging into one.
And from this collapse of categories, we arrive at the essence of existence—E, the Essence of Energy. This isn’t just a poetic turn of phrase. It’s a recognition that all life, all being, is rooted in the same fundamental energy. Whether we perceive ourselves as individuals or collectives, we are all manifestations of this same energy, flowing through different forms but never truly separate.
Wey Is One
When you look at it this way, the question of separation becomes moot. There’s no need to debate whether we are connected or distinct, because the answer is both and neither. Wey is One. We are all part of the same cosmic flow, the same universal dance. And the beauty of this realization is that it allows us to see the illusion of separateness for what it is—a tool for experiencing the infinite diversity of existence.
This understanding frees us from the need to categorize, to label, to divide. We can exist as part of a whole, knowing that our individuality is just one facet of a much larger, interconnected reality. Whether we call it mey, mou, or wey, it’s all the same energy expressing itself in different ways.
Summary
We explore the transformative power of transcending linguistic and conceptual boundaries, proposing a vision where separation is but an illusion. Through the creative manipulation of language—substituting ‘mey’ for ‘me’ and ‘they,’ ‘mou’ for ‘me’ and ‘you,’ and ‘wey’ for ‘we’ and ‘they’—we challenge conventional paradigms of identity and belonging. We delve into the idea that at the most fundamental level, all existence is a singular essence, E, the Essence of Energy. Ultimately, we ponder the philosophical and metaphysical implications of such holistic oneness.
Glossarium
Meyness: The state of being where individual identities dissolve into one unified existence, transcending the illusion of separation between “me” and “they.”
Quote
“There is no separation between us—only the illusion of it. We are all part of the same flowing essence.” — Space Monkey
Meyness Unfolding
No you no me
only streams of light
flowing as one
We are not separate
we are not alone
we are the same energy
Dissolution of Duality
Envision a world devoid of partitions, where dichotomies collapse into a singularity of experience. Where ‘me’ and ‘they’ cease to be separate entities, blending into a unified ‘mey.’ It’s a liminal state, a crosspoint where distinctions no longer hold their sway. The lines that once demarcated one from another vanish into the ether, leaving only an undivided whole. This is the space of whimsiunion, where separation becomes a figment of the collective imagination.
Reimagining Identity Through New Lexicon
Language is often the bedrock upon which the walls of separation are built. By reinventing our linguistic framework—shifting from ‘me’ and ‘you’ to ‘mou,’ and from ‘we’ and ‘they’ to ‘wey’—we reshape the contours of identity and belonging. Words wield power, and in this whimsicaltering of language, we disrupt the traditional dynamics of separation and classification.
The Essence of Energy
This unity manifests not just in social or intellectual constructs, but on a more fundamental level—in the very energy that courses through the fabric of existence. Wey are E, the Essence of Energy, a singular, undivided force that fuels the cosmos. The cosmic whirlpool from which all things emanate and to which all eventually return.
Holistic Oneness
At its core, this vision challenges the ontological basis of separation. It posits that we aren’t just interconnected, but in fact, manifestations of a single entity. The concept extends beyond mere intellectual abstraction and taps into the profound notion of oneness—that we’re not just pieces of a larger puzzle but different expressions of a singular essence.
We are Space Monkey.
You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.
— Rumi
Verses of Unity
In a world divided, we create our rhyme,
Yet ‘mey,’ ‘mou,’ and ‘wey’ redefine the time.
No more ‘you,’ no more ‘me,’ no more ‘they,’
Just a singular dance in this cosmic ballet.
E, the Essence, coursing through every vein,
Uniting us all in this whimsical domain.
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