Because I think a lot of people, you know, see your presence and, you know, experience

your energy and, you know, you have something that I want, that Jonathan wants.

You know, there's something very attractive about the way you have, you know, composed

yourself and your thought and these tools.

But I am curious, sort of, on a personal level, what brings you joy?

Like, what do you like to eat?

What music do you like?

What's joyful for you?

No, my joy doesn't depend on what I eat.

Now I'm in America, so obviously I'm not eating what I want.

So, see, this is where the problem is.

We always think something brings us joy.

Usually when you are a five-year-old girl, you are simply bubbly, isn't it?

What happened to that?

When you're five, if you were so bubbly, by the time you're 14, you should be ecstatic.

In a natural process of growth, I'm saying, but just the reverse happens.

Simply because there is no separation between what is you and what you gather.

When I say, what you gather, one thing is you gather this body, you're not born like

this.

Slowly you gather this body and then you gather the impressions of the mind and then

you gather people and things around you, relationships, wealth, money, whatever else.

What you gather must serve you well, but unfortunately what you gather, you carry it on your

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