For those of you who don't understand the question, she's talking about Ashwatthana.

At the end of the war, a terrible war, that everybody on both sides were disgusted with

themselves and everybody for having perpetuated such a war. After killing nearly 100,000 people

in those days when the population was not even 10% of what it's today, Ashwatthana didn't

stop there. Out of his anger, he went out and killed children who were sleeping. Children

were sleeping and he went and slit all their throats as revenge for what he felt was unfair,

maybe unfair, but this is what he did. So Krishna did not curse him with death. He said,

I curse you with immortality. You must be with this guilt for always.

So what is the consequence of that? I think they're all, Ashwatthana is manifesting in United States,

killing all the children in schools. Yeah, he's here. Either way, why do you want to walk into your

school and kill children of all the people? You could at least choose grown-ups. I'm not saying

it's better, but I'm saying it's a, this is a manifestation of Ashwatthana because you're angry

with something you go and kill children. We're sleeping. So this is something you need to

understand because the moment you have little money and comfort, you want to live forever.

But that's the worst thing that can ever happen to you that you cannot die. Hello?

I want you to just imagine. You're sitting here after a million years, I'm gone, everybody's gone,

but you're still sitting here. So worst thing, isn't it? You also die in time. Maybe you want

to die after me, I agree, but you also die one day is a good thing. You cannot die.

You cannot die. It's a terrible thing, isn't it? So he cursed him with the most terrible

thing. He said, you must always live this guilt. So you need to understand when Krishna speaks

even about himself, when he says, me, me, me, he's not talking about him as a person.

He's talking about him as a quality, him as a consciousness. So when he cursed Ashwatthama,

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