Heaven is not a place, nor a period of time. Heaven is a perfect state. Jonathan, when you are close to the perfect speed, you will start to touch heaven. Besides, it is not 1 miles, or 1 million miles, or flying at the speed of light. Any number is finite, but perfection is infinite. Son, the perfect speed is to reach that state. Heaven is not a place, either. Because time and place are meaningless. Heaven is ... The key here is to know the true essence of yourself. Knowing that perfection is like an unwritten number can make you transcend time and space in a flash. As long as you know what you want, you will succeed in everything. When you can travel between the past and the future, you can start learning the most difficult, powerful and interesting one. Then you will be ready to fly high, understand compassion and interest. If our friendship depends on things like time and space to maintain it, then after we finally overcome the time and space restrictions, won't it ruin our brotherhood? ! But after overcoming the space limitation, we only have "this place"; After overcoming the time limit, I only have "this time", right here and now. Don't you think we will have a chance to meet once or twice? Accurate flying action is the first step towards expressing our true nature. Everything that restricts us should be put aside first. This is why we should practice high-speed flying, low-speed flying and stunts. The law of gulls is that exiles can 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 restrictions, religion or superstition should be put aside. The most difficult thing in the world is to convince a seagull that he is free. He can prove it himself as long as he spends some time studying. Why is it so difficult? You have to understand that the seagull is an infinite ideal of freedom, the image of a great seagull, and your whole body, from one end of the wing to the other, is your thought <; Jonathan Livingston Seagull> Richard Bach The higher we fly, the wider and farther our vision will be. We can see every choice, every intersection and every intersection. The lower we fly, the narrower our vision will be. Once we land, our vision of all other choices will disappear. We can only pay attention to the details. Every hour and minute of daily life, all possible life worlds that are parallel and staggered will be thrown out of the cloud.-Richard Bach