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hello Prem thanks for joining us aloo
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England
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thank you very so okay that's a clock
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fun to say hey it is around towards that
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way
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so can you tell me a little bit about
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what we are doing here Oh interesting
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soon this is actually weekly off and I
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think people can have a chat what is the
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beeping what is it stand for you beamed
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adversity eat more for few years so it's
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interesting that I'm here now to ask a
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few questions to know a little bit more
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about words what is it that you've been
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working on with our students and in
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shimane equations from my opinions or
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whatever yeah I'm getting a bit too
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villain using run oh sorry
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can I see the chippy finally okay so
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that is that's me five years ago when I
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was growing my hairs so this is actually
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a picture of me at a very pivotal time
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in my life when all the ideas although
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aspirations I had were coming to the
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fore and coalescing into what has now
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become the website yield more daughter
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oh right the time when it was happening
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yield more for me okay so I'd have to go
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back to school okay in Chania with the
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earlier our motto was keep smiling and I
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was born with a good smile excuse know
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how to make use of it properly but that
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was one thing
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can you put headphones on otherwise my
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I'm echoing I am you are on headphones
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okay yep then I wonder what that is
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anyway so yeah I went I went seven years
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in a school which said keep smiling and
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then I went seven years to another
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school which said service with a smile
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right
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but I didn't search I didn't start
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thinking about changing the world until
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I was in college until then I've grown
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up like any teenager in love with his
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music in love with his bike rides off to
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the beach and hanging out with friends
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and playing sports I was that typical
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guy but I was also very lucky in that I
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had never seen too much sorrow I had not
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seen the rough side of life so I grew up
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kind of positive kind of happy and I do
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believe that some of that positivity
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reflects in my writing today this okay
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and I think I've been thinking about
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this right because I said lady under a
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school that said service with a smile
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because it was part of the mother save a
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certain never taught us on the saddest
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part they never taught us they didn't
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say hey you know here's an old-age home
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why don't you kids go out on a Sunday
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and you know spread some of your cheer
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here or get into some kind of recycling
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or Civic sense or this and that I'm not
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saying I'm not faulting them on it but I
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did have this crib in my mind a couple
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of months ago they master I wrote the
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keep smiling article and the answer to
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that which I realized a few days back is
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if we had been taught service it would
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have been an imposition in say I'm in
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the position where I had the motto
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it was only mine or my parents failing
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to make us reflect on the motto and
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today when I rediscovered it I'm
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discovering it fresh right without even
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the altruistic predisposition being
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programmed into you restoring service
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afresh
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and I was thinking about a friend of
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mine who was conditioned into service
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and he's now at a point where he's
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rebelling from it a bit so I said rather
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you start late but take a bit on your
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own terms in your own terms and to have
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any kind of conditioning foisted on you
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right and why am I talking about service
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is because year more is my way of giving
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back to the people who have supported me
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giving back I'm giving back love to
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someone who nurtured me whether it's a
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parent whether it's a friend whether
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it's a teacher right I'm giving love
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back and I'm in somewhere trying to make
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them proud that I'm building something
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that's for people teachers or a parent's
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greatest joy is in knowing that their
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children Awards have made something for
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themselves absolutely right and I don't
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know I was I've seen the movie Dead
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Poets Society maybe four or five times
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in my life and in 2012 I miss a special
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girl and I told her about it and I said
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hey you know what this is my favorite
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line from the movie and it's the line
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with Robin Williams says o me o life of
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the questions of these recurring blah
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blah blah blah blah
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what was amid this o me o life the
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answer that you are here that you have
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something to do and he says what will
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you always be right so yield more for me
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has been a five year journey in which I
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say guys this is my verse I'm not saying
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who should do what decentralized is one
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of the things built into in one minute
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decentralized is one of the values built
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into it but what will you always be
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right so this is the poster I made some
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I'm not sure if it was 2012 or 13 or 14
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or 15 but some time ago this is wait 16
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because I'd only made this prayer a few
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months before that right this is the
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picture of Mount Kailash for those of
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you who don't know there's there's two
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there's two things I chose that I felt
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gave the right vibe
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one is the hem make me a channel of your
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peace which you will see here you want
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me to read it out
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okay so it says make me a channel of
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your peace where there is hatred let me
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bring your love where there is injury
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your pardon Lord and where there is
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doubt through faith in you but there is
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despair in life let me bring hope where
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there is darkness only light and where
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there is sadness ever joy right then he
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says something about consoling something
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about understanding but finally it is to
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be loved as to love with all my soul
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right so that's that's the challenge in
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life can you love every moment of it
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whether it's up or down whether it's I
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mean they say they finish commerce or
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marriage action without thought for its
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reward or to renounce the fruit of
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action of Allah so you're supposed to
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renounce the fruit fruit of the action
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what they don't say is actually you need
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to love with detached attachment the
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detached part is the trick right you can
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love and then now you get to attach to
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it right so yeah to be loved as to love
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with all your soul and it's funny I'm
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talking to a guy whose name is love
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when we were talking about how then we
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believe their facets of love could be
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metallic versions of love okay
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and some of this they met the season
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working keep forgetting that Elvis
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actually Lucien don't tell me these
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facets it's it's a it's actually a
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sleazy which like like you mentioned in
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fact the attachment which is very like
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information see that I will love this
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first because the mi life but love this
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person who feels like if it does come
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back the basic fact feeling of just then
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since when I just wanna know it is with
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sting because it is the it is Annette me
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happy
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thanks speaking about love I remembered
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that into in March when I made the
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brochure for the first time I change the
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tagline of the website from think good
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to simply love I don't know if you
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remember this cartoon do you which ready
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Captain Planet yes a right so yeah I up
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all the people that I support and the
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categories I was just putting it on the
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brochure because one of the values I
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discovered or rediscovered along the way
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of this five-year journey was that we
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are not trying to compete with anybody
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right someone asked me to lunch why the
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hell are you wasting it I'm talking
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about or three other people though I
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said no these are people who I share
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vision with then these are people who've
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inspired me who I'm hoping to inspire in
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some way in some day right
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so I'm gonna read up this piece I wrote
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for the brochure yeah okay it says it
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was I learned here today it goes I stand
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here today tired of divides and flutter
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and the negative if one man can dare us
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all to rebuild the universe and another
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one says let's make the world worse then
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what more unalloyed joy than in trying
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so that one man who said let's rebuild
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the universe was research box he said he
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was gonna rebuild the universe in the
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jacket of a book called furious lives
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and the guy who says let's make the
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world worse is actually Simon Anholt
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he's founder of the good country way and
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the way to do that is by simply loving
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you love your children love your
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fantasies love your recreation simple
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right
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anyway I went on then to say that I'm a
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small man simple man far from knowing
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much but that didn't stop the likes of
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Jimmy Wales so what did Jimmy Wales
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teachers we learned that man the fear
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when Wikipedia started was that people
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would come and they would screw up
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things deliberately right so there was
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no trust in the collective action of man
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and we proved that no guys we can build
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something special
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if
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we collaborate so faith and
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collaboration with the two things that
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Wikipedia taught us on this journey
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so I say let's collaborate and give
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shape to our collective dreams our
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collective dreams not just yours and
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mine but that that farmer is starting to
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make a living wondering whether he
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should sell half his crop try to put her
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son through engineering or get him
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married we're talking about everybody
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right collective dreams that of peace
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knowing loving and doing peace knowing
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loving and doing so knowing is jnana
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loving is bhakti and doing is Karma
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right right
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so jnana Bhakthi and karma are the three
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paths to communion with the divine
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Godhead within us all right Raja Yoga is
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just so talk of the practices the
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individual practices that a person needs
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but this is the beauty right Indian
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religion never said that these paths
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were exclusive it is just that over the
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dark ages we kind of got gardener taught
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and we said over there is jnana that
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cannot be gnyana they cannot be bhakti
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then the four paths seem to be separate
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but they're actually one sri aurobindo
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says is the essence of the message of
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the gita it is yeah he says it works
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founded in wisdom so he says you can
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start with works but eventually you'll
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attain wisdom and when there's wisdom it
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triggers this immense amount of love in
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you if I remember right that's the
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progression he was making that means I
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got from reading essays on the Gita
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wait and those are three windows
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original thought those are from the
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bhagavad-gita that we all Revere so much
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in this in many other parts of the world
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right so we we have a mission to
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complete a new high to reach balance to
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be found personally as a community and
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as a species ours is just another
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movement in the direction okay so this
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was the thing so yeah back one minute
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back when I made the poster I had this
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long future express love and yield more
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first line that's their word best when
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you love absolute one minute you serve
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God best when you love yes that was my
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making a quote all by myself
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oh if you've known me long enough a lot
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of people have accused me of simply
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borrowing other people's thoughts and
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vomiting them without any change so yeah
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learn he'll share express love and yield
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more was originally inspired by Swami
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Sivananda serve love give purify
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meditate for life yeah right you can see
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where he starts with the same thing
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right service with a smile absent from
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service you find love then giving
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becomes a natural thing for you every
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day right so random acts of kindness
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random they need to be random they need
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to be seemingly random because
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everything goes by whose plan
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with Lord know which which Lord these
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are the large plant which Lord the
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indwelling Lord or the Lord of lords the
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the Jeevitha or the Paramatma I think
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it's it's actually both okay page on the
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topic of death so this is an example of
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a page on yield mode you'll find the
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menu on the right hand side is often
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replaced with a list of all the pages of
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this sub site they so depth when there's
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more than one piece of content to it
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evolves into a mini site and prayer
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rebirth is actually the prayer that you
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find on the poster something I wrote the
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first time I got personally involved
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someone's death someone's grandmother's
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death rather and I've since lost my
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mentor my the guy who tried instructing
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me in the Quran 20 years ago and I've
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lost my grandmother and since then I've
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come to a more deeper meaning of the
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feelings that you go through when you
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lose someone right but the prayer was
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really simple still as you say for all
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the souls of people we've known and
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loved may they have met the moment of
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death that calm and peacefulness and
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little or no discomfort pain or
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trepidation may they have soon realized
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that they had passed away from us and
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not look back at us with sadness
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attachment or regret maybe a short visit
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to the world between lives be full of
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courage acceptance and daring may they
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not be lured into phantasmal
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which are hard to come out of maybe not
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be too harsh on themselves in judgment
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of their past birth and their actions
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their in May their time in purgatory or
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heaven or hell be adequate and
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productive may they choose wisely their
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birth and be granted your grace so the
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telling line is the last one which says
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choose wisely their next birth yes which
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is a belief I've come to hold after
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going back and forth and reading and
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talking about it over the years but
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basically it's that we choose the strips
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of our lives okay your soul carries
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impressions from a previous birth based
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on those impressions including
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reflecting on your wrong actions you
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come to say guys this is the cast for
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the next play or the next iteration of
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the play you choose you choose I choose
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your parents you choose your friends you
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choose your lover all this happens in
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the background right but then there's
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also collects a sermon so as a group of
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friends something you did somewhere
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means that one of you is going to have
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to die in an accident so there's a
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working or the whole karma which happens
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from birth to birth but there's also
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this new Karma where something
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unexpected might happen to you which
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changes everything I'm 50 now I was
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actually supposed to live till I was 16
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but something happened to change the
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script for my son and I needed to
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suddenly make an exit early in his life
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and I would say so its core scripted
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it's scripted by you it scripted by your
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maker and it's also scripted by all the
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people you bring in to act in for that
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one play okay and if you want to see
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details on this scripting process it's
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the
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they shine tree called up from the
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Garuda Purana
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which I aggressive as a forward
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something X so I'll quickly go through
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this please oh I got this in 2017 okay
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number 2017 so what is death is there
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life after death is it painful how does
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rebirth happen where do we go after
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death and all of that is answered here
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there's an astral card which needs to be
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severed before that I mean at the time
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of death the physical body comes to an
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end there's a detachment from the body
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so here's the thing right the soul is
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convinced that the main essence of its
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survival is lost and that its body has
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merged into the five elements the
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experience is freedom but it goes around
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visiting the place its life time based
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on how attached it is to the things of
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its birth please right then it goes
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through a tunnel where it reaches the
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astral plane is reunited with its
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ancestors who are there but for me the
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thing is you can meet all your ancestors
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because half of them are already reborn
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so are you meeting the old lady you
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helped across the road because she is to
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limper you know the astral plane or are
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you meeting your dad because he's now
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thirty year old who's you know about to
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get married or something who are you
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meeting really nice right or or when you
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cross the astral plane does your father
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who is now incarnated remember you as in
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a dream that you wake up with a strange
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feeling that he met all the things we
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don't know right yes I was a meeting
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meeting ancestors meetings people you've
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known from your life connecting with
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them which could be in it which would
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manifest as a dream right a meeting on
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the spiritual plane as we remember it
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would be a dream for us anyway so that's
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meeting the ancestors then you do a life
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review this I like this there is no
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judge there is no
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the soul judges itself just the way you
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were used to judging other people and
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based on the judgment you pass on
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yourself you are already drafting the
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soup foil is like this okay so there is
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a nice review and then there is a
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blueprint where you create the script
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for your next life
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and then rebirth actually happens when
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the rebirth happens is where you enter
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your plane and the contract comes into
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effect in a so that's why I asked you
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who script all of creation is a part of
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you thanks right so this is something
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something I wanted to share I see now
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let's go back give me yeah it's quite a
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little time standing what it stands for
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but let's go back to in sensual good
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time why is he offended this receiver
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right now five years even hold jobs
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healthy or not still a passion
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absolutely unhealthy sometimes but yeah
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so basically for me that's what I
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started earlier right I said we were we
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were given this motto of service with a
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smile and I was a kind of easy to
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emotionally bond with easy to form likes
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for people I mean easy to like people
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and
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then I hit college right an engineering
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college I felt there was so much more we
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could do for our students if we applied
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ourselves right so there was this phase
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of me which spoke of wanting to change
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the way subjects were taught in college
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and this and that
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that was 2005-2006 I began working I've
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been a programmer since since college I
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mean since you are in college even right
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so I can show you some of my electronic
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stuff later I started electronic
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standard I started computer science in
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12 days programming in 12
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I still like what I do but I'm slowly
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trying to get into the non technical
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part of England right what does he have
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to offer us right now that's just 80
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boring poems and about us
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oh wait it's boring because it's my own
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trip right some people read it and say
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hey in the particle ilda and the
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particle data stuff you know
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okay there's a word for that it's a
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humble bag it's you you reduce the thing
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of what you've done
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in the hope that someone will say no
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it's better than that anyway so yeah
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2005 I think I wrote tripping
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I haven't any way tripping on our feet
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was an article I wrote back in college
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and it was talking about how we had to
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combat brain drain oh we had to combat
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this lack of proper application of our
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engineers lack of saw first teaching all
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of those things so that was my first
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attempt at trying to change the system
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2007 I read a book called Leela which
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talked about the divide between static
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and dynamic quality so this I mean
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stasis is static quality and the
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individual in bubbly effervescence is
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dynamic quality right and it took me a
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whole three years to apply that divide
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to religion and then my whole fight
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against the system kind of stopped
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I felt you needed both sides right
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you needed two static because it serves
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the purpose you need the dynamic because
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it changes that purpose for the better
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and it unfortunately the static has
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become a little encrusted because of
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hangovers from the dark ages as I call
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them so there is one moment
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if it's here it's here this is a
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different thing one second static and
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dynamic I was talking about the ages
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right so when you look at this system
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the system is carrying over eminence
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from the dark ages okay we have
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hangovers to rush out of our collective
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consciousness we are rediscovering ways
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to love one another which brings me back
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to this revolution that took place in
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the world in the 60s I've said it as
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every decade since the 60s has shown us
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grow in our ability to love and think of
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the well-being of one another then I
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realized not all of us not all the
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time I think so literally we are we are
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doing that there's enough there's enough
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examples of us doing that that the rest
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of us can take inspiration from you
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right which which is where I start to
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have my first rub with these doomsday
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people who say that either the world is
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going to end whatever right you don't
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understand what it means to establish a
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kingdom of heaven and when they say it
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well I think we already had the we
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already had the Holocaust I think of a
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world those days and that I'm starting
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to think what these people were
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prophesying in religion thousand two
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hundred thirty two thousand years ago
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we've all seen more or less chaos in
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modern day times there's people who say
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that Kalki came and went so if we've had
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200 modern day Saints in the last 500
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years any one of them could have been
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Kalki coming and going
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hey I'm not allowed to tell you who it
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was who claimed someone was Kalki but
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just imagine right so if you have
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someone who's come and gone and
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somewhere in the last 300 years the edge
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of n the period of enlightenment the
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period of reason everything we've learnt
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to love one another again then you're
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living in blessed magical times you know
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you're no longer living in the dark ages
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you no longer living in the negativity
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surrounded by hangovers from the dark
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ages and these reflections of some of
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this in some of my writing some of these
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ideas right let's let's talk about some
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things to do
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release them we whether it be just
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Facebook share or just people have a
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conversation around you you see him soon
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people are starting to have conversation
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about aware is conversation about the
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concerns of a pretty show you use it was
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a very high priority
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still talking about hey this is a shape
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who reigns in universe so he was much
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part of university miss you and over the
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last few years
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you seem like less you use that this
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happening but that change is all around
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you come into them that change is all
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around us everything is perfect the main
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plan and the divine plan has a promise
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of a bright tomorrow absolutely
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when a brave new world unfold beneath
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the clear blue sky
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I think I'm quoting things right right
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now
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but it's a brave new world one that we
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have to healthy right there's a
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gentleman who says let me see if I can
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pull up that port quickly yeah this is
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what he says right man's greatness is
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not in what he is but in what he makes
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possible his glory is that he is a
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closed place and secret workshop of a
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living labor in which super manhood is
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made ready by a divine craftsman named
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but he's admitted over yet greater
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greatness and it is this that unlike the
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lower creation he is allowed to be
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partly the conscious artisan of his
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divine change his free ascent his
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consecrated will and participation are
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needed that into his body may descend
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the glory that will replace him and this
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is from series of essays now called the
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hour of God which the sheer window are
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some published one of the last things I
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put on my website I think you'll find it
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at yield more a dog slash works you see
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the hour of God over there okay so what
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he says is if if the earth calls and the
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supreme answers the moment can be even
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no for the demons and glorious
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transformation and that moment is now
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all the internet did was accelerate that
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process that collective working out of
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collective karma Collective evolution
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everything the internal is just super
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accelerated it so now we're into hyper
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hyper drive they're not circling the
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brain like George Carlin would lead you
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believe right he's just saying guys if
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you don't control this if you don't go
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in the right direction you could be
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heading towards the train but you're not
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you're doing wonderfully well
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right so George Colleen say Aurobindo
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two of those thinkers that feature on
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the website right other websites so we
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go back to Moodle page sorry then start
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with this finish so can we cut it out so
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yeah so this is the website it's a
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wordpress multi-site installation that
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means people here is the category and
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sri aurobindo is a post right which is
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why it says edit post at the top now
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there are a bunch of different websites
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which make up yield mode or dog
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Shh if you want to see the entire site
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map you just have to click on the left
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half of the screen which I call universe
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okay so if you look at the site map this
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is all the content that's evolved over
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the last five years this there's a few
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books which have been mentioned some
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interesting documentaries forum and
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documentaries are the least added to
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parts of the website the fountainhead
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features Howard Roth's courtroom speech
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for those who are interested
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organizations can be featured here the
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poems practices songs very interesting
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songs here right so I say that arguably
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and I want people to the challenges I
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say these are the best 15 songs I've
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heard in my life this and the criteria
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for selection is how profound are they
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how much of a message do they do and
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what is they call to values right so if
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you look at the song like the logical
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song it's all about
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what the system will make you if you
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don't fight it and the system will try
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to make your logical responsible and
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practical and they'll blame you and call
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you a fanatical if you say you're going
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to be different from the other people
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and all he says is tell me who I am
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which is again throwing out the gauntlet
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challenge
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what will you always be what is it that
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you want out of life okay that's one
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example of a song there's another very
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touching one called it all right here
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and he says I read of men who traveled
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flowers in themselves they seek the
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light for their direction they spent the
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whole life searching for that inner
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space to bring them closer to perfection
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now we may choose to journey high among
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the stars I'll search the depths or
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Astrogator but from our travels we will
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come to realize that everything we
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really need is here the picture of a
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world already perfect in which all
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that's required of you is to live from
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moment to moment be the best possible
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you that you can be which brings us back
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to essentially loving the moment right
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there's another musician who says
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without love am half human I'm dying
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without love
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so Vidya Vidya Jyoti what Thomas Oh
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Majorca Maya
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lead me from ignorance and inertia into
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light so hang on that brings us to
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another part of the website the part
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where mp3s can be published so I've
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recalled the few trails this is one of
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them this was actually the first one I
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recorded as a Thomas Thomas Thomas Oh
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majora Kamiya with your Mohammed uncle
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Maya ohm shanthi shanthi shanthi Lord
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keep me not in the unreality of bondage
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to the phenomenal world but lead me
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towards the reality of the eternal self
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he's me not in the darkness of ignorance
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but led me towards the light the light
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of spiritual knowledge keeping us in the
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fear of death due to bondage to the
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mortal world but lead me towards the
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immortality gained by knowledge of the
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immortal self beyond death
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actual meaning right so this is just
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another fun thing I like to do is pray
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all right so yield yeah okay that that
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brings us to this guy so this is 2017
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August 2015 it is the logo but it was
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only in 2017 with the help of a friend
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that I caught the color for this and by
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then it had become inspire curate
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promote publish so if you see
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this is how we looked in 2015 we look in
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2017 and I think 2016 this is how we
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look
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hey interesting okay it's I'm glad to
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see that you come here Luke it's a nice
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and let's yeah includes your glasses see
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and he needs it except improve time yeah
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this is the definition of yield more
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right we are linked between people
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organizations and movements showcasing
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ideas that are really worth sharing
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right so I don't want to be IMDB with 20
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thousand movies listed I want to be the
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cream of the cream the most
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thought-provoking or emotionally
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connecting ones are mentioned right I
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was watching The Bridges of Madison
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County with my mom last month
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I said man here's a really cool movie he
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captures a human element so well I'm
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actually thinking you know guys maybe I
44:44
can share this with couples who are
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facing hard times nice thing to say
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sometimes a little bit of love you
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receive even if it's from someone not
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other than your spouse can go a long way
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to help you go back to what you are
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which is a married person with kids
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without kids whatever but in the
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relationships that you committed to to
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be in for a very long time we don't just
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marry idly right right so now that's
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just an example so if you look at the
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visiting card it says inspired curate
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promoting publish nice so we're trying
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to share ideas that inspire people in a
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content has to be either inspiring or
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useful right right and useful doesn't
45:37
always mean practical tips on how to
45:39
improve your carrier it could also be
45:41
useful in terms of what emotions you
45:44
want to wash over you to make you feel
45:46
connected with the universe because that
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is what we are all connected with the
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universe uses right so the best content
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is not something we need to create it it
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already comes it exists it's been there
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in the Performing Arts it's been there
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in classical music it's been there in
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Carnatic music it's all about the
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content we can cure it
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so we're big on curation right openly
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promoting the works of people who join
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us people who we admire and finally
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publishing so if you look at the works
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we've published these are all of them so
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I can go to the Mahabharata and as you
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frame what's your favorite character
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remove anything put your favorite
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character in the Mahabharata I actually
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admire a person like oh okay I just have
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to go there and hit Search nice so this
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is on the publishing front right in one
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sense I am publishing your article in
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one sense I'm publishing three
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publishing videos and publishing mp3s
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but primarily I'm publishing works works
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of literature that's how it started in
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2005 I said I was trying to change the
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system the educational system in 2008
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yield more started as me wanting to
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publish Sri Aurobindo savithri and it's
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funny because in today's poem I've
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actually spoken about savithri for the
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first time
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right do you have the poem I sent you he
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said okay let's see how lucky we get
47:45
here okay I think you'll have to pull it
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up
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I don't remember uploading it hey go on
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with the question stuff yes okay so I
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have to bring it up at night it's nice
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can you tell me a lot about why do you
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see that well good I said I have been
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seeing them do apart from all the other
48:57
things that you you keep a lot of time
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towards promoting freedom words can you
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take that first promoting written words
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very can work here inspiration through
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words through work
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yeah can you explain oh yeah I can so
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what is your relationship I've been
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reading all my life right so like for me
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books are the window into the world okay
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wait
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music is a window into your soul
49:50
movies are the visual extension of books
49:55
the perfect marriage of visual story and
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music right so if you really wanna if
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you look at if you look at the home page
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of yield mode it says that we're out
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we're a close-knit network of people out
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to share in to help let us try and
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replenish your wheels and the link repin
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if you're wise actually points to the
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movies the pretty rating okay I think
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there's nothing that can move you more
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say a movie if you want the longer
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version of it you go for a book thank
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you and it makes p.m. sorry right
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and if you want to be moved in three to
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seven minutes go for a song ah
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right so the question is what do you
50:51
want it yeah it's all about the stories
50:54
you paint them the stories you see in
50:56
the lives of people around you
50:58
that's what story you refine the craft
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into a movie and you condense it into a
51:04
song right so Dead Poets Society was did
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something to change the way we think of
51:13
free thinking itself raising your kid
51:16
without crutches without one-sidedness
51:24
what what are some of Bryan Adams you
51:28
were young and wild and free right free
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thinking right so I've had a love for
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the spoken written word all my life
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the some word I would say yeah the Sun
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spoken and written word it's where we
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draw inspiration from the world around
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