Andrew Schey exposes the pursuit of experience as a cycle of impermanence, in which we sleep, eat, and drink, saying tomorrow is going to be better than today but nothing ever changes. Because experiences are feelings, they are inherently fleeting; chasing a feeling will always be grasping after the wind. Jesus invites us to build realities where we're tangibly denying ourselves and preferring to serve others, in communion with God and with people, resulting in a deep well of feelings that come from TRUE experience.