Maurice disconnects from [msgfrom96] and finds tranquility in his newfound independence. The song "WINDGARDEN" reflects a sense of vulnerability and introspection while also hinting at hope and the possibility of a new beginning.

[[[

	A garden to the wind,
	The guardian to my people
	As I was silently staring
	I was unable to blink 
								]]]


When you called my name
It made me feel appreciated
And it -
Was so new
I had been staring at the ceiling for a while

So I thought I could
I could be living here forever
But the fear of losing comfort
Kept me frozen on a Saturday night

Just say it, man
Just
Just,
Just say it out loud

It’s me you know,
You
You
You really know who I am

I fantasized
That 
This very moment 
Would come 

So why do I feel foolish tonight?

Don’t worry bout it
I got what I needed
No garden of roses
Just a new beginning

Don’t worry, damn it
All I needed
No glamorous farewell
Just another heartache

When I cursed your name
It was all too complicated
And it -
Got so old,
I still was staring at my ceiling, buried down

So I thought I could
Be less than your worst enemy
But I feared that you would hate me
For all that I had done

And I’m still here
Wondering
Where you’ve been

Where you’ll go
I don’t know why

I’ll ever know is

I got what I wanted
Still, I lack an answer to start
And it got busted
Tryna change what I could not find

Without warning
Devil came wearing no disguise
Is this the aftertaste
Of biting what was ripe?

An idea
Lost along 
The motions of life

I really hate that
I don’t really know where I stand

Was gonna say that
I cannot be living apart

Is this the afterglow
You sang to me that night?

[pathos]

Maurice Salomon Gleiser, a young and almost brilliant programmer, lived in Arizona by the time he realized where he was. He grew up being the first generation of digital nomads, being born in 1996, where technology and virtual reality were starting to dominate human lives.

The line between the physical world and cyberspace blurred the longer he traversed the eras of his consciousness, as Maurice had created the digital version of himself.

He named it [msgfrom96].