after supreme bouts of lightness, we are attracted to weight. once we attain some degree of it, we feel a sense of security. but the attraction to weight is illusory. because weight suffocates. weight places its hands around the throat of our freedom and doesn't let go. we then want out. we then begin to strive for lightness; always our initial, implicit desire; us animals, locked in this cage, trying to get out.

all the cages are the same. we will always want to be free of them. or at least, we will always want to make sure that the door is left open.