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I am back recently from holiday with family, including my grandchildren, my two granddaughters, who happened to both

believe in fairies. And it reminded me of the story of a woman who describes her seven-year-old

saying to her, are you the tooth fairy? And it was after another tooth had fallen out, and the woman says, you know, I wasn't sure

whether or not to end this magical part of childhood.

But since she asked, I thought, yeah, this is time.

So I let her know she was right, and she seemed to handle the information in a mature way.

Several hours later, she took my hands in hers and said, Mama, so what I want to know is,

how do you get into the other kids' houses?

And I love that because, you know, I found for myself and many find this one of the gifts of being

with children and for me, my grand, it's just so much easier to see spirit, you know, see the wonder,

the light, the aliveness that really lives through them. I mean, their egos and personalities are totally there,

but they're just not so solid.

That inner purity shines through.

So, of course, when that happens,

when we really see so directly this basic goodness,

the loving flows so strong, so deep,

so true. So I returned and I wanted to share this talk from the archives. I did it a few years back. It's called namaste, which is namaste, seeing each other's light. And if we're honest with ourselves

in daily life, we see each other more through this kind of egoic lens. We see the coverings,

you know, the things about them that draws so that we don't like. You know, we see personality

and intelligence or failures or successes, body, level of attractiveness. To perceive really essence,

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