I think maybe you're sensitive in a way where you're kind of seeing it.

You know, you haven't become callous to it and it's a bit immobilizing to you.

So I suppose what I want to share is even though in one sense people will look at you and say this person, you know, can't handle it or something or whatever, in one sense, I think maybe you understand the world a little bit better than the rest of us.

Or maybe you're, you know, you're a little bit more sensitive than the rest of us, and that's a good thing.

I want you to be able to get over this kind of anxiety that you have,

and spiritual knowledge will address it.

You need to really understand who you are.

It's all the anxieties based on the body and the mind

and your false ideas about who you are and who everybody else is.

Try to understand your true nature.

And if you do suffer, if your mind is caught in some kind of loop where you're trapped

in this kind of suffering, then try to be able to endure that suffering as a witness.

In other words, look at your own troubled mind as a witness, not as if the mind is you.

And let that anxiety that you see within your own mind become a further impetus to really take shelter of Krishna, you know, in whatever way you can.

So seek the help that you can get.

And understand that really we're all kind of like you.

It's maybe more cute than you, but we all need to find that real shelter, that real truth.

Oh, now, Bhagavati, that real truth. Oh, no, baghabetha,

bas-de-ba-ya.

Oh, no,

baghavate,

bas-de-ba-a-ya.

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