Here's the real point, is that they condemn people that take up spiritual practices that turn inward.

When actually, if we were all turning inward, we wouldn't have these problems.

That's my point.

In other words, the irony of it is if what's going to solve all our injustices is if we really understand who we are.

If we really understand the self, then we're going to be relieved of so much fear,

so much anxiety, so much pride, so much, you know, ego.

It's okay.

You know why?

Because instead of posting about and shaming the people that aren't posting about what's going on right now and why you should be out there screaming your head off, post about the most important thing and influence people to turn inward.

There you go.

And if we're all turning inward, and that brings me, and I've read this even recently on the show, but I'm read it again, Roganath.

Black elk. Black Elk.

Black Elk.

Okay. So here you have someone from the kind of community that many of the postmodern thinkers

would say have experienced such injustice and we should be doing something about it right now.

Well, why don't we go back and hear what he has to say?

What did Black Elk say about it?

So he says the first piece, which is the most important,

because he's going to talk about peace with the individual,

peace within the family, peace within the broader community,

peace between nations.

The first piece, which is the most important,

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