So when we look at the world through different eyes, we start realizing how many opportunities

there are to feel really rich.

And every day then, when we know we're being led to the exact moment and we're always at the right place at the right time to bring some light to the world that the reason it's so dark is because

you're there, you're the lamp, you're the lantern, and you didn't realize that. You were looking

everywhere except it was you. All of a sudden, you're like, oh my God, this is actually such a

gift to get to walk through the world, and it's amazing how easily

you can turn somebody's bad mood upside down because you are the one who gives a shit,

because you're present, because you care.

And then the way life gives you back is just unbelievable.

So you're needed and you're here to generate the most

incredible light and you have the capacity to do that. And so when you get that you are the

ambassador for the divine, you are literally connected to the light and you can bring it into the darkest places

and change the reality.

I want to know what you would say to someone who, I mean, hopefully no one who's listening

is there, but, you know, if they are or whatever

varying degree they are of not having hope, but hoping that there's hope, and they're hearing

us talk about these things, but they're like, okay, maybe, but I'm still so dark. And when I was there, it felt like I couldn't get a grip.

Like I was spiraling lower and lower, and I just couldn't get a grip.

Like, what do you say to someone who, in whatever circumstance that they're in, they're

like, okay, but it just keeps getting worse like just give me a

break yeah i want to say two things first of all one of my rabbis um was in this exact moment

and he lives in australia he was asked to go see a boy who was about 17, who was at a facility because he had been a threat to

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