The American culture is, you know, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness.

That's like, that's, okay, that's my, that's not a root at all.

You know, it's like, yeah, we all want to be happy, but like, what are our guidelines for achieving that happiness?

What are my guidelines in life to understand not just that I need to satisfy these senses, but do I have a, is there more

meaning to my life and to our lives cooperatively? And that's what the Bible time saying.

It's like, yeah, we're all coming from the same route. Let's try to understand. Let's play

with this idea, you know, that we all come from the same route. And if we all connect to that same

route, and what is that same route asking?

It's providing the Dharma.

It's providing the ideas that let's have an even mind.

Let's respect life everywhere we see it.

Let's understand that the real happiness,

the pursuit comes from some internal work that we have to do.

It will not ever be satisfied

entirely externally. And once we think it's going to be provided externally, then we have,

then the ugliness in the cities begin to show, you know, the industrialized, the dirty places,

the, you know, the real dark corners, you know, of our world. Those are, those are reflections of the dark corners

within ourselves. So the way that I read, I like that. Oh, thank you. So the way that I'm

reading Bible time, and we'll hear, now we're just going to hear about Iodia, you know, how beautiful

it was, what the relationships were like, what the architecture was like, what it was like to, you know how beautiful it was what the relationships were like

what the architecture was like

what it was like to you know

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