Hello everyone and welcome to part two.

The work with Gautier today and he went too far in the car when he was just 12 years old,

this grown man going back to 12 years old and look at what he was thinking and believing just before.

His father stopped the car, they're traveling, he stopped the car and put Gaultier out on the pavement or the dirt and drove away.

And what was Gaultier thinking and believing as that 12-year-old boy as his

family drove away without him? This is powerful and welcome to the work. Welcome to self-inquiry.

Let's move into part two. To be happy, you need him to admit he did something wrong.

Is it true?

No.

Let's turn it around for me to be happy.

I need to admit to him that I did something wrong in the back seat

of the car after his warnings and apologize for the resentment that I've held on him all those years.

Like, he's guilty, I'm innocent.

No, I was warned. And also, I didn't on him all those years. Like, he's guilty, I'm innocent. No, I was warned.

And also, I didn't respect his need for, you know, the absence of noise.

Well, I cannot see that in that situation, I cannot see that it's true because I was 12 years old and I don't feel like I had tools to say I'm sorry.

See, that's absolutely so, but you're no longer 12 years old. Is he still alive?

Yes. Today, I can, right now, I can see it's true so

and you can let him know that as well

if he remembers this

that's just fascinating

what kind of dad doesn't hold that

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