Hello everyone. Welcome to the work. Welcome to self-inquiry. My guest today is Smadar. She's doing the work on her daughter, and Smadar and her husband are separated or divorced. Either way, living in two separate homes. And

Smadar's daughter is living with her father. Join us as Smadar does what is really difficult

to do and that is to look to one's own self. So join us and let's just see where it takes us and it's a goody.

I'm glad you're here. Let's do the work with Smedar and her daughter in the car on the way to school.

Hello, tears. Hello, hello, hello. My goodness, it's like hello is such a greeting, but why does it start with H-E-L-L? Hell! Oh, why didn't they add an H? We could express ourselves. Hell! Anyway, just, just, oh my goodness oh hello oh you know hell is a state of mind

and I don't think there are any of us here that don't understand what I'm talking about right now

yeah good times bad times you know what I love I'm talking about right now. Yeah.

Good times.

Bad times.

You know what I love about bad times?

That we have something that we can do about it.

We can look more closely.

We can look more closely rather than answers only from the outside.

That's valuable. But to go inside, to go inside for the answers, tapping into that wisdom that is immovable inside of you. I love that. Those of you knew to the work, what we do together here in this community

is we identify the cause of all of our fear, all of our suffering.

We identify the cause of what we're thinking and believing.

We move that from our head, the problem from our head to paper.

And we question it.

I'm so happy to see you dears today.

But that's just enough about me. Spadar, honey, worksheet. Yes. Thank you.

So what is the situation and what did you write on number one? Those of you knew to the work,

number one is one of six questions on what I call the Judge and neighbor worksheet.

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