we need to work through the complexity of we may need to work through most of us generally

need to work through the complexity of questioning who am i where am i what is this world we

when we come to those spiritual texts you know you can read these books by eckertoll and you know

ramdas and what to speak of getting into all these Buddhist texts and so on.

And there's truth in them, but it can get so complex that it's almost like,

sometimes we think that that complexity is, is it's the proof of its validity, right?

But I do think we need to watch out for it.

And this is saying, I found it to be so profound what Nietzsche said.

And how do you pronounce it again?

Nietzsche.

Nietzsche.

That he said, to me, this is the protocol of the pretentious spiritual teacher, right,

is that they muddy the waters to make them seem deep.

Right?

The water's not deep, but you muddy it up,

and for all you know, it's super deep.

And the teacher, what he's sharing may not be deep at all,

but you present it in such a muddy way that is, oh, wow, he must be so deep.

But really the spiritual teachings, they should be, yeah, we have to go through some complex

question, a chintya beta beta tatfa, you know, simultaneously one and different. You know, we need to,

we do need to hear these things, but the explanation should bring us to a very simple place. You know what? There's God. He's unlimited and he's beautiful and full of all wonderful qualities. It is one of the blessings that we receive when we got books by Prabopod. He made the complex very simple.

And I previously I was just reading tons of books by by yogis.

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