Quotes from the book Jonathan the Seagull: Begging! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Be quick!

Heaven is not a place or a period of time. Heaven is a state of perfection. Jonathan, when you get close to perfect speed, you're going to start touching heaven, and it's not going to be 1,000 miles per hour, or a million miles per hour, or flying at the speed of light. Any number is finite, but perfection is infinite. Children, perfect speed is the state you reach. Heaven is not a place or a time, because time and place have no meaning. Heaven is. ． ． ． ． ． The key here is to understand your true essence. Understanding that perfection is like an unwritten number can allow you to transcend time and space in an instant. As long as you know what you want to do, you will succeed in anything you do. When you can travel between the past and the future, you can start learning the most difficult, most powerful, and most interesting kind. Then you will be ready to fly high, knowing the meaning of compassion and love. Don’t forget, what we work hard to learn every day! If our friendship relies on something like time and space to be maintained, then when we finally overcome the limitations of time and space, won't we destroy our brotherhood? ! But after overcoming the limitation of space, we are left with "here"; after overcoming the limitation of time, I am only left with "right now", right here and now. Don't you think we still have a chance to meet once or twice? ?Precise flying movements are the first step towards expressing our true nature. Everything that limits us must be put aside first. This is why high speed flying, low speed flying and aerobatic maneuvers are practiced. The law of the gulls is the exile Never return. Seagulls are born to fly. Freedom is the essence of life. Anything that hinders freedom should be abandoned. No matter what form of restriction, religion or superstition should be thrown away. The most difficult thing in the world is to let a seagull fly. Does the seagull believe that he is free? As long as he takes some time to study, he can prove it himself. Why is it so difficult? You have to understand that the seagull is an ideal of unlimited freedom, the image of a great seagull, and that your entire body, from one end of the wing to the other, is your thoughtRichard ． Bach The higher we fly, the wider and further our vision becomes. Only then can we see every choice, every intersection, every intersection. The lower we fly, the narrower our field of vision becomes. Once we land, our perspective on all other options disappears. We can only pay attention to the details. The details of every hour and every minute in our daily life, and the parallel and intertwined possible life worlds are thrown out of the sky.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　——Richard. Bach