He talks about people needing secular places for different things. One place to be calm in, another place to be sad in, a place to be in awe.

Religions all have so many things in common for a reason. We need to separate the things that we don't like about religion and utilize the things that work.

We used to have a room with the internet in. Now we can't be rid of it and all it's distractions, stimulation and stress.

I don't know it either, but I figure it's the same general idea that is fairly common, which is that certain spaces should be reserved for certain activities.

i.e. bedroom is for rest and sleeping, this corner is for reading, this room is for being creative, this room is for work. it helps focus you on what you are doing in the moment