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Hello, hello, hello. This is Sister Unuseday. This is Sister Veritas and we're here with Let Love Podcasts with the Sisters of Life.

And we're thrilled to be back in this new season talking about how to let love be your core

strength. And today answering the question, how to find security.

Amen. And I think it's a question we all long to find the answer to, I would say.

Amen.

I mean, because look, like, I got, I don't know about you, but I just immediately I think of

certain situations in my life where I felt insecure. Yeah, it's uncomfortable.

Yeah, yeah. Like, well, maybe I can share one. Yeah, I'd love to receive that, sister. Well, one time, I was thinking, well, first about the squirrels we have here and our issues with them eating things, and they shouldn't be eating, and that does make you feel insecure. Then I thought of other... Why, because you're worried about your M&Ms or something? Yeah. My Belgian chocolate. Yeah. I know, actually, I never know when we eat in the garden if it's going to get swiped. I know. Yeah. I know. I mean, you can't trust them. After the gas line was chewed? Yeah. We're toast. You're constantly living in fear.

Yes.

What else beyond the squirrels?

Well, I was thinking of other creatures that kind of had the same effect on me.

Like when I was little, my family, we lived in Australia for a year.

So it pulled up some old memories, huh?

Yeah, yeah.

It was really great.

And you would have really liked it there. We went to this place called the Zumpsteins, which was in the mountains somewhere. And when we got there, we pulled up in our old Volvo station wagon. And immediately these little kangaroos come out to meet, like he came out to meet the car. That's awesome. And I was like, wow. And I got out. And I remember he was just like there, like, like, one foot from me. And like, because he knew that I had lunch. So they're like trained for this. And so I, I just petted his little head because he was so cute. But then you have to actually go into the secure eating area because the kangaroos is such a problem. So if you go in the secure eating area, so we did to be safe on the kangaroos, you know. You were secure. Yeah, to be secure. And so you think, okay, like my sandwich is going to be fine. But when you're there, a little boy from a different family, he's eating a sandwich, and a cucobara, one of the birds, swoops down, literally takes the sandwich out of his hand and soaps away with the sandwich.

So it's like even...

That's unbelievable.

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