When it comes to these aspects of life, terminology is not a question of semantics.

When you say, I am a confused soul, a soul cannot be confused.

You are a confused mind.

Why is it so important to correct this?

Because if you do not understand the distinction between one thing and the other,

suppose you go to your doctor, because you have a cardiac problem and you say,

doctor, my liver is giving me trouble.

He will attend to something else, you know, isn't it?

So it's very important.

It is not a question of semantics, it's just not just a question of splitting hair.

It's just like this.

You have a heart problem, but you go to a liver doctor.

This is not going to be a solution, this is going to be more problems,

because anyway, once you go to him, he has to conduct a surgery.

Upon your liver, whether you have liver problem or not,

that's part of the business, okay?

So it's very important.

Your soul cannot be confused.

And first of all, do not talk about a soul because it's not coming to your experience.

And if you talk about something which is not ating your experience,

to put it very bluntly, it amounts to lying.

So this is the first thing you must do, you must stop lying.

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