I think we were all taught, well, okay, I was taught the Good Samaritan story all wrong, which was the moral of the story is, you should be a Good Samaritan. Great, I want to be the Good Samaritan. And of course we want to be the Good Samaritan. In the story, he's a cool guy. He has money. He has points at the inn. He can drop the person off and pay for it. He's culturally sensitive. He knows that they're enemies. It's like, yeah, I want to do that.

And I'm thinking, and drop the person off and pay for it. He's culturally sensitive. He knows that they're enemies.

It's like, yeah, I want to do that.

And I think in specifically Western culture, we're all like,

yeah, let me earn this much money and become a partner in a law firm,

and then I'll be a really good Samaritan.

But it's a power position.

And we always assume that the choices for us are the two power roles.

We're either the helper or the person who walks by and is busy going to the meeting, the priests, the other in the story.

Because we don't want to think about being in the ditch.

So take a breath, breathing in the mystery that...

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