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That was a big deal when that film came out, that Gandhi film.

And I remember I went to go see it.

And this was the last line.

You know, it's a long film, and it comes out to this last line.

And it was, and it was in Gandhi's voice.

And it was, I forget exactly what was on the screen, but it was kind of like a zoom out.

It wasn't showing him, but you would hear his voice like a narrator say this line.

He said, when I despair, I remember that the way of truth and love has always won.

There may be tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible.

But in the end, they always fall think of it always right so like here's a person that was known for his social action but he's speaking like a

classic eastern philosopher right he's speaking about how even even when it seems

like we can't change the world in the way that we wish we could what we can do is meditate on the

fact that this is how the material world works tyrants rise tyrants fall and that's the way it's always has

been and you know what that's the way it always has been. And you know what?

That's the way it always will be.

And we can get in there and maybe mix things up a little bit.

We all have a little power.

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