Yasmin Mogahed – Reclaim Your Heart

Yasmin Mogahed

Brunei 2019

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The speakers emphasize the importance of learning to love in the right way and avoiding loss of life, and recommend books and exercises to improve one's confidence and productivity. They stress the need for balance between personal growth and work, and stress the importance of finding a balance between these activities. The speakers stress the challenges of balancing personal growth with work and personal life, and emphasize the need for balance between these activities.

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			edge while shuffling salary. So the only offer the offer for Minnesota home
		
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			runs every maximum
		
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			and handling that.
		
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			It is a privilege and an honor to be here in your beautiful country for the first time.
		
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			This is the end of a long,
		
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			but fruitful tour of Malaysia, as well as Australia, New Zealand and
		
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			I am privileged to be here to speak about a topic that I have given much of my life's work to. And
that is the topic of repayment.
		
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			We click here harder is not a book that I wrote, in one sitting, it's not a book that I wrote, even
in one year, I think your heart is almost a chronicle of my own life journey and my own life
lessons. And so I would say that quote, in a lot of life experiences, blood, sweat and tears into
the scope of this is a book about how we can start to live in this life without being a slave to the
slide about how we can live in Kenya without allowing Kenya to own us. And this is not an easy thing
to do. Many people drowned in this ocean.
		
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			Whatever the analogies that are used in the book, is an analogy of the mineralogy and a chemical or
head says that the hearts are like shifts in the ocean of this life. And he compares the idea to an
abortion. Now, if you think about the ocean, in the Himalayan you have perfect experiences that
being on the coast, and having that that huge body of water to look and realize that when we look at
the ocean,
		
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			it is something that is beautiful, from the shore is something that is can also be very useful.
		
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			But the ocean is something that as long as the ship remains afloat, as long as the ship does not
allow the ocean to enter, then the ship can remain flowing. And it's only when the ship allows the
ocean to enter
		
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			that sense. And similarly, he explains as the horse or like ships in this ocean of bleeding. And as
long as we keep good data outside of our hearts, then the Julia won't destroy us. As long as we keep
the data in our hands, rather than in our hearts, then the Divya cannot destroy us. Why do people
become home? Why do people become destroyed in this life? And the answer is just like our ship. All
of us know the story of the text in the text versus ship. It was the greatest of its time. In fact,
it was called the unsinkable ship.
		
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			They were so
		
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			proud of their craftsmanship that they actually bought it.
		
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			And what does it
		
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			go down
		
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			as one of the most tragic to see things.
		
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			And what was it that destroyed such such a massive ship, it was simply that the ocean into the ship.
It was simply that the ship had had been damaged due to the expert and then there should be ocean
water into the ship. And that's all it took to destroy even the most of the masses, and even the
most rigorous
		
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			and it literally broke in half and sunken. And that's exactly what happens to her. If they allow the
attention. When you allow the media to become deep inside of your job when you allow yourself to
love data
		
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			in a way that you're not supposed to love. That's when the universe rises. And so Reclaim Your heart
is about this
		
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			process of taking our hearts back take
		
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			back from the media and from the things that we've given up,
		
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			because every single person loves something, and every single person actually worships something,
even or not even an atheist has something that they worship.
		
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			It might not be the football, it might not be God.
		
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			But it is something that they lotion. For some people, it's their money. For some people, it's their
status. For some people, it's power, or fame.
		
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			For some people, it might be another person in their life.
		
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			But everyone sees something that they can kind of see.
		
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			And the question is, what are we slaves to? Whatever we take into our hearts, whatever we absorb
into the core of our hearts, becomes more mainstream.
		
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			And that is why there are people out there who have given their hearts away to money, they have
given their hearts away to failing to be famous, they've given their hearts away to the real risks,
without giving their hearts away, to tell, or staff. And so it
		
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			is about the process of taking the firm back. It's about the process of taking our hearts back from
the back from back from status, back from power, back from the creation, and then giving it to OSA.
		
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			And that's not an easy process.
		
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			It's a process that requires an entity. And then.
		
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			And so in the book, what I talked about at the beginning of the book, is I talk about a concept
called false attachments. I talk about the process of energy, the heart of false and
		
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			the process of energy in the heart are from these other types of motion. Because when we say that
		
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			every single one of us says that the law that's what makes the system. But what does it mean to say
that
		
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			the law is not just a statement of the law.
		
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			And Africa also does not just mean that there is no God. But
		
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			that
		
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			also means that only on blogs.
		
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			It also means that only a law can be at the center of my car, the only almost
		
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			can be my master, and slave to only almost.
		
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			That's my greatest loss, and my greatest dependence and my greatest fear,
		
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			and my greatest hope and my greatest dependence
		
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			and relax, it's
		
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			so
		
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			much bigger than some of us making.
		
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			So how can we live and that is the process of reclaiming your heart. The first part is about
detachment, the process of detachment, what does it mean to detach? detachment? Is that process of
taking out the other things that are filling our hearts? taking out the bulk of competitors was a
loss from the core of our art. Now, does this mean that I can't love for things? Does this mean we
can't love our families or we can love our careers and our money? The answer is no. We can love
these things. But also
		
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			about loving these things as
		
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			opposed to power as specifically measures.
		
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			Certain things that really all
		
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			he says that say if your fathers, your parents, or your children, or your spouse's, or your
relatives, your family, your business, your dwelling. If any of these things are more beloved to
you, then a lot is messenger and subscribe.
		
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			There's almost
		
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			so then the greens until all greens about his decision.
		
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			And now what you hear is no wonder any of these things have fallen out of our hands and forearms on
our shoulders.
		
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			This isn't talking about your boyfriend or your gambling or your alcohol, it's all hand things. And
then also Turner
		
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			is warning us that if we love even things in the wrong way, we will be conditioned.
		
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			Even
		
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			if we love our money,
		
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			as we shouldn't be,
		
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			we will be destroyed by money. If we love our cadets,
		
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			children, our parents, all of these things are happening to us, or business. If we don't have any of
these things, especially open up a lawsuit, we actually become destroyed by the very thing that I
know. And so we have to learn. This is something that many of us are not taught. But we have to
learn that there is a right and a wrong way.
		
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			And this is one of the most important lessons that I have. And many of us have had said there is no
right and wrong way to love our children.
		
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			There is a right and wrong way to love our spouses, there is a right and wrong way to love our
money, our status, our power, our careers, or business.
		
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			So this is about how to learn to love in the right way. Everything is by talking about something
called person. And that is a dream that I had when I was 17 years old. In industry, I see a little
girl inside the restroom. And she asked me a question. She asked me, Why do people have to leave
each other?
		
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			It was only 17. Because I didn't know much about what will come later in my life. But I asked this,
I have this dream where this little girls asked me this question, why do people have to leave each
other?
		
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			I haven't experienced this yet. But the question is very personal.
		
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			And I realized that this question was very relevant to me, because I was the type of person who was
very highly sensitive. And I was a technical person from when I was a child, I would get very
attached, and not necessarily in a healthy way. So for example, if I was in a daycare, and my
parents had to leave me for a while, and I was one of those kids who needed to start reminding
myself
		
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			to calm down. My dad has to say that when you start applying.
		
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			And so I was very sensitive from the beginning, this is my nature, I was a sent very sensitive
daughter. And I would get very attached, it was very hard for me when my parents would have to
leave. It was very hard for me. Anytime there was, for example, a problem with one of my friends, I
will take it very deep inhale very far. And I have trouble
		
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			recovering. And I think this analogy that it's like if you take a vase, and you think that Vegas at
the edge of the table, that that base is likely to evolve and grow.
		
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			And so what I was dealing with
		
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			healthy Texas attachments to my friends, to everything around two moments, to outcomes led to things
to work a certain way or else I was devastated. And so what I was doing is I was setting myself up
for disappointment over and over and over because I was very unrealistic expectations. My
expectations were that this could be
		
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			my expectations were that people around me had to be perfect. My expectations were that my
relationships have to be perfect. And as a board I was on her way. I didn't know how to accept
anything less than perfection. And so what I started to realize and this happened later on in my
life
		
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			Is that we always learn about love of dunya as being an attachment to material things, we're always
taught that love of dignities, and attachments and things like money, or jewelry or cars or big
language courses. But what they're not often taught is that love of Boolean, have been looking at
this is this destructive disease of the heart can also be unhealthy attachments to people. And that
was the realization that changed.
		
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			I remember knew this before. And because I didn't notice at the table, the numbers continuously
getting bigger, so continuously becoming heartbroken by everyone around me in situations around me.
And it was because I was having expectations of this life, as soon as this letter was genuine. And
what I realized is that this life is never going to be perfect. And if you expect life to be
perfect, it's like trying to extract water from farm. Try not to put your hand in the fire and get
water, you're only going to end up hitting burn. And that's what I was doing with my expectations
and my intentions. But what I also realize was there are a lot of it had to do with my unhealthy
		
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			false attachments to people around me from the very from the very beginning, the type of attachments
that I had with my, with the people in my family, all the way to friends. And once I realized this,
it changed the way that I interacted with people. And it changed the way I didn't have to do with
this.
		
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			Now, I finished the chapter by answering the question is read.
		
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			But what's interesting about the answer that I gave her is that it was a lesson that I would
actually spend my life having to learn. And I didn't understand this at the time when I was 17. But
it was a very interesting answer.
		
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			She asked me, Why do people have to leave?
		
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			And then the truth I said to her, because this lovers is perfect. This is what will generally go
What will the next one?
		
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			And so this answer really was deeper than I realized at the time. But what we meant was
		
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			when we put our full dependence model,
		
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			when we put our full dependence on the creation, as we should only depend on the law. It's like a
person who's climbing the club
		
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			and holds on to a twig.
		
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			What happens next week is going to snap and that person is going to fall. Now there's a soul that
you held on to it with your full wage growth.
		
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			The answer's no. It's powerful, because only a loss of Allah is a handhold. That never breaks for us
to our ultimate dependence, our ultimate love our ultimate goal, and our ultimate reliance. A lot of
Canada says
		
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			that whoever disbelieves will
		
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			do what is good for them is
		
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			also shorter
		
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			than the other This was easy for movies and relieves A lot has held on to the chest really handled
that whenever.
		
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			And so this realization was that that's the only way that we can possibly expect them to agree. We
cannot expect this from the people around us because they are not.
		
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			We cannot click over realistic expectations of Delia and everybody
		
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			because they are not with us.
		
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			So we have to learn that there is a place for a lot on our hearts. And there is a place for people
in our hearts and machines switch that we can't, we can't exchange and if we exchange it, the
network cause a lot of pain and
		
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			so I went through this journey
		
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			was just really the beginning of trying to act as a highly sensitive person. And my perfection is to
try to get her to have the proper balance of how to love people give and take from people who have
relationships work, and not allow these things to overtake the core of them. So learn to love them
the right way to learn how to, to have interact with this life, as it should be, where it's like,
it's something that we live in, we enjoy in a holiday, but we realize that it is only temporary. And
then people return to our real life, it is only a bridge to the perfect.
		
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			And until we realize that we continue to get
		
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			there's the second half of this chapter, the second chapter
		
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			is people leave before they return. And this chapter is about what happens when we lose things in
life. Are they lost forever? Or do they return in a different way, maybe a better way. And I don't
want to reflect on the stories that are told in
		
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			the story of of the loss, that profits PCs.
		
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			And I reflect on whether or not this loss is permanent, or whether this these things will return.
And take for example, the Mona Lisa,
		
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			and how the lover of Busan center had to let go of her son, and then also told her
		
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			as a baby, can you imagine how not to do this, to put your own child in the river. And then also
asked the governor,
		
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			to have enough will not have him to have people
		
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			to be able to let go of her baby and to believe in the horror harder.
		
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			Then that's all
		
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			required
		
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			that we're prepared.
		
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			Because the last time I made a promise, she looked over at who's
		
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			in your booth, he laid a lot almost performance. And it's not like a cause is there a human being is
because the Kindred cause.
		
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			This is the cause of the law.
		
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			And she promised the mother ever said
		
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			then
		
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			you should trust in him.
		
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			She
		
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			was lost.
		
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			He will return it to you. And so she was tested in her lands. But she put her trust
		
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			that you will return to her.
		
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			Now this is very interesting because he was living at a time where heroes killing babies is a
policy. If you think about when you're scared for something that every law, maybe you're scared of
losing something that you love
		
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			your skin, your money, are you scared losing a status? Are you scared of losing your power or losing
someone? And
		
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			usually what do we do? Do we hold on tighter? Or do we let go?
		
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			And the answer is we hope
		
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			we get closer
		
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			to reality reaction. That's our refluxes reaction.
		
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			But she's being asked to do the opposite. She's being asked to actually put it in a boss. That thing
that she was afraid of reasons. The thing that she loved the most she has actually been told to let
go and let her know.
		
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			And in that moment, in that moment, she's being tested but she is being too
		
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			And applause avoid this issue.
		
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			So also pattern that is so deserved, we will return to you. And not only did he return most of his
mother, she does, gonna in a way that the mother could not have done had she held on to.
		
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			And that's very profound. If she had done what a mother's instinct is to do, which is what to hold
on.
		
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			She she's protecting,
		
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			look at the power of a loss.
		
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			Not only did he protect most,
		
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			he protected
		
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			look at the sign, pay attention to this. He
		
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			said not only the protective heat protected in the house,
		
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			look at the mind and the power of the house.
		
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			Not only did he silence
		
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			it, you know, in the house affair, to show you that in a loss of protection.
		
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			Right, even in the literally the mouth of the shark, he was in the house of fear. And mobile
protected him there. And in fact, as a spy above me, fair enough ferret himself racist.
		
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			And he was he was the one who was killing the babies. He was the one who
		
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			escaped, and who was in charge. See, it shows up
		
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			a law because the law made fair raising. So not only was it tested, tested in the house as a fairer
		
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			and that's the law.
		
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			But look at the mercy of the boss,
		
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			he could have taken this as a lead
		
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			in the mother never saw him again. Right. But he made a promise to the mother. And this is also
something that it hit me really deep when I read this is that what was said
		
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			she one other
		
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			lady. And it also says that he will destroy his mother.
		
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			But what really shocked me is the reason
		
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			a lot of white people turned her sister's mother
		
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			was
		
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			so beautiful. He says that he returned to his mother. And I want you to just realize that this is a
historic event. This is something in the Indian revelation, that people will read for till the end
of time.
		
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			And God did, he said in order to give comfort to his mother.
		
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			So that is was
		
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			what I said when I said and
		
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			this is
		
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			almost saying that the sadness, a little bitter. Was wasn't that important to the Lord of the
worlds? The feelings of one mother.
		
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			You know, sometimes
		
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			we
		
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			go through life. And I feel like
		
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			chairs, or you know, nobody, nobody knows what legal nobody knows.
		
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			Or maybe go cares about my feelings. And sometimes we feel that our feelings are insignificant.
		
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			Everyone feels like it's significant to people, but showing us and showing people till the end of
time, that the emotions of Wonder Woman
		
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			was that important to the Lord of the worlds that he did, historically, and be brought back to the
mother.
		
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			And then finally because whatever.
		
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			And so that she will know that the promise of law is true.
		
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			These stories are not just stories.
		
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			These stories are lessons.
		
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			These stories are inspiration for us in our lives. Because sometimes in life, we're gonna face
situations,
		
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			inshallah we ever have children,
		
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			we will see situations
		
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			of loss, we face situations where we have to let go.
		
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			And these stories are to inspire us and to make sure that we know that the promise of a law is true.
		
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			I'm really, really want to emphasize that our last hour doesn't just tell us stories, so that we can
read them to our children before bed, allows the stories to inspire our lives, and to give us
direction when we face difficulties, or when we face certain situations in our lives.
		
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			Another story that I speak about and gave me a lot of inspiration in my life. And I write about the
things a dreamer is the story of who he is,
		
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			when he's not an adult, and can stand on the other end, see.
		
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			And I love this story. Because this shows the, the trading with a profit. That's the level of
profit, the double lines of profit, and what happens when a person has that capability.
		
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			So
		
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			that when we are nice to have the people of Moosa Bennett studying, and they're trying to see, and
now Pharaoh and Hassan are
		
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			so when they saw the army approaching the people with mu silence there are students
		
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			in a bit of
		
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			the hair hack is indeed we will be taken.
		
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			Now, why don't you just imagine for a moment, the situation they're actually in? There's this giant
dawn with water on them. And there's a secret behind them, wherever they go.
		
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			Think about where are they gonna go? Are they gonna fly? We're gonna go
		
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			and we get a job, what are they gonna do? This is a reaction of business is very human. You know, we
feel this way since
		
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			we don't see a
		
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			contrast. And sometimes we respond just like
		
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			we respond with it. We're going to be overtaken that says, We sometimes fall into despair.
		
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			We lose hope. When we feel
		
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			you don't have to face a problem and
		
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			you don't see a solution.
		
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			You don't see.
		
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			Does that happen to us? Yes, we might not be stuck in front of the Red Sea.
		
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			But
		
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			maybe we feel trapped by financial problems or relationship problems or health problems, family
problems.
		
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			And when we feel trapped, and when we don't see a way out, do we respond like very slowly? Indeed,
we will be overtaken by email that says we despair. We give our whole
		
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			This is so powerful. Look at the response.
		
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			He says No way. Absolutely not.
		
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			Yeah, the Arabic word for him. That means it doesn't just mean No.
		
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			It means by no means absolutely not. Never. What do you mean, whatever the very exact.
		
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			He says
		
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			Why? Now another thing I want to point out here is, he's confident, but why is he laughing? You
know, sometimes we might be confident in a problem.
		
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			I have money.
		
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			Or we might be confident and calm, don't worry, don't worry, supporters in my in
		
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			my power to allow me to be okay I have
		
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			a confident because of these things. But
		
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			in fact she's in a situation where he can look nothing except in and
		
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			he says indeed My Lord is with me.
		
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			And he will get you through this.
		
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			Indeed My Lord is with me, she will guide you through this. It is so mind blowing,
		
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			that he could have that type of confidence in a muscle.
		
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			It's easy for us to have confidence when we know they are
		
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			going to be okay for the solution.
		
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			But what happens is we have no idea what the solution is, what happens if we ever do it all the way
out?
		
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			There can we still be happy.
		
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			And so he has confidence even though he has no idea how he's going to get
		
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			on occasion in
		
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			saying he will get me out of this.
		
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			One.
		
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			Well, first and another point this out, because this is extremely relevant and important, almost
tells us to take an action.
		
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			One of the misunderstandings we have about
		
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			about rely on local law is associated with the thing that if I rely on local law, I don't take
action.
		
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			We still can't speak that
		
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			means I sit in our houses, and I do nothing and I just wait to be saved.
		
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			But
		
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			oh, God asked us to take an action, even though it was his reliance on God that saved him. But the
Lord told him to take action, and also action. He told him to take his staff and scrub the seas.
		
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			And was football last season
		
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			all the way out for him from a place he could have never imagined. And that is what happens when you
		
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			really get harder is about
		
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			what is the key?
		
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			If I ask you what is up? You see it is to bear witness that there is no bla bla bla. And that's
absolutely true.
		
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			But what is the lead in love?
		
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			What is the lead in?
		
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			What is the lead in the violence? What is the lead independent? What is the fear? What does that
look like?
		
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			And that's really something that many of us, we don't understand. Many of us we say that a lot
easier.
		
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			But we don't have to pay in love
		
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			almost says When will they ask you they will definitely do. And then you should move out
		
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			in front of all people. There are those who take
		
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			a look.
		
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			We think about shares. What do we usually think about traders who Sachi maybe making a loss
statement or has a son God forbid.
		
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			But here are talking about taking a rival with him. You can never be that they love them as they
should only love football.
		
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			This is rightfully in love.
		
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			It is literally love other things when we take riders is the law not in a certain idle
		
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			status in our power and in our choosing. And in our spouses.
		
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			Deputy please, please, you hate them.
		
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			They love that they should only love the law
		
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			when it matters
		
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			and those who believe are
		
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			most intense in the law and law.
		
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			Many of us don't understand that rivalry with the loss of that shift that
		
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			is not only about prayer loss,
		
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			there is still paid either way they have they're still paid either way, we depend, are we dependent
on our status? Are we dependent? on our how are we dependent on our money? Are we dependent on a
loss?
		
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			Talk about a big deal. And the meanings of a big deal? What is the loss of the loss of
		
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			the never even
		
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			seen
		
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			in another
		
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			video, so almost says no, the life of this world is played. When a lot begins, he says that this
light is clear.
		
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			Now, if you think back to when we first entered, this
		
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			will still work for us. And that is
		
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			what is most important to them to
		
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			see right now I have a baby sitting room for children who just recently entered this.
		
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			Right? What do you think is happening in that room?
		
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			Play
		
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			toys, right? Because that's what matters to a job. You can sit there and read a child, you know, a
beautiful excerpt from Shakespeare, and
		
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			you can give a child a fancy Armani suit, then long as they can put it in their mouth.
		
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			But a child wants a toy, or just wants something she wants.
		
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			All of this is just about click.
		
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			Then I'll go second, in this chronology of losses in this second, left room means entertainment.
		
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			Now it means to be entertaining.
		
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			Think about this for a second after the rule a little bit. So you're not playing with rattles
anymore. But maybe now you're around middle school aged 1012 years. And what's the most important
thing to
		
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			anyone who's ever worked with a 10 year old a 12 year old children of this age or have children of
this age? know that their favorite thing to say is
		
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			I'm bored?
		
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			I'm bored. This is boring.
		
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			Right? This is boring.
		
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			It's boring. Why? Because they want to be entertained.
		
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			They want to be stimulated constantly, right? And now everyone's got an iPhone or something to
constantly simulate video games. You know, there's no moment they may be just sick. They have to be
entertained. Instinctively. This is called law.
		
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			So almost
		
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			in his wisdom, He created us and we lose our religion and say Yeah.
		
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			What's the 30 nose ladder? What was enough? Let me ask you a question. How many people have
teenagers?
		
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			How many people know that teenage? Okay. Teenagers, they don't care so much about around, maybe
their kids as much about you know, being stimulated.
		
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			That's very important to a teenager. And that's how they look.
		
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			It's how they dress. Now, by the way, this is a time in one's life where you take two hours to get
ready for you.
		
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			This is the time when eating disorders become you know epidemic. This is the time because people are
very concerned about when we look. We have body image issues we are worried about you know, wardrobe
wearing brand names are very
		
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			In order to get this age, right, I need off your parent. But
		
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			right now it's gonna be a specific type of clothes, and very concerned about how they appear. You
know what that's called Xena.
		
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			It's adornment Get lost.
		
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			He says that robot will enter this world is in
		
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			play. And then lots of
		
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			lab entertainment simulation. And then third is Xena is beautification. on government, we're very
concerned about us.
		
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			So we have a little older and narrow, we're going to university, we're starting to build a career.
And now it's not as important what you wear, or what you look like. It's not as important the
entertainment, it's not as it's
		
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			not what's important to you.
		
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			What
		
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			both see boasting between,
		
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			you know, showing off, sure, prove yourself, comparing yourself to others. It's called social media.
		
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			platform for me.
		
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			So now, compare yourself with your neighbor, to compare yourself with people on the other side of
the world. And guess what, now just show off to your neighbor, you know, you can show off to people
and
		
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			it's
		
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			a little better, is to boast, it's to show off, it's this, it's sort of mutually showing off? Well,
you know, if you get something new or something fancy, it's like, it's no fun unless you put it on
the square. Right? It's not, it's like, it's like I say, it's like, you know, your cat is it fully,
you know, it's not fully, so everyone knows about them, and everyone sees the photos.
		
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			You know, you feel like, there's this need to put your blessings on the screen.
		
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			Showing off.
		
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			This is a culture, it's a culture. It's a culture of boasting, you know, they're showing our money,
showing our status, showing our power, showing the gifts that the Lord has given us, we want other
people to see. And this is part of our business, between when
		
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			this happens as we get to that stage in life.
		
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			And then later on when we settle down, and then we have children, and we've made more money. And now
		
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			what's next? Yeah, so.
		
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			And now it's about trying to be more and more money to compete in making more money, this capital,
you want to amass more and more of wealth, and achieving now, what are we use to show off?
		
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			See, when we're building ourselves a university, we're building our careers and we're talking about
our own accomplishments, you know, like, what am I going to show off on your social media or your
university, you're going to show off that you're graduating, you're gonna want to show that you got
into this medical school, or you got this degree or got this job, I've got this promotion, that's
excesses into this, this programmers University this job. So it's a lot of the sort of proving
yourself and, and accomplishing
		
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			the role and sell a family. Now, what do you use to show off your new show?
		
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			Right, it's not so much about your accomplishments anymore, because now your accomplishments are
irrelevant. Your children, you know, so we use our wealth to show up in these children to show like,
my kid did what your kids do.
		
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			And then there's a comparison.
		
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			Comparison model child has a half ID and my child, you know, did their hands in it,
		
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			you know, so quickly, you know, we should
		
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			without cheating,
		
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			you know,
		
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			your cousin spent this much on
		
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			this competition with with the children and with well now, Allah knows.
		
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			He has a very, very important lesson in this day. He says all of these things need chronological
order. Looking at the the miracle of a thread.
		
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			He says that all of this is in chronological order. And then what does he say after all the other.
		
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			One is in
		
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			a bad mood.
		
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			He says, it's like a heavy, really,
		
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			farmer very happy.
		
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			See, all of these things that have been played in the lab, the Xena, the play, the the
		
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			Xena, the development, the amusement
		
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			the bull scene between one another the amassing and showing off, all of it is like a heavy rain that
makes the farmer very happy. Why? Because of the vegetation and the rain rains. But then what
happens? Can nasally voice is given the federal
		
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			food directly to cook off on the spot raw food.
		
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			But what happens to that vegetation,
		
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			it starts to dry up,
		
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			it starts to become yellow, and then it just becomes green.
		
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			And this is the rest of us teaching us that
		
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			we can enjoy these things.
		
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			We can enjoy the play, we can enjoy the the entertainment for wire, we can enjoy the beautification
for water. We can enjoy this, you know, boasting between one another the show that shows
		
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			that it is a temporary
		
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			and is teaching us that all of these things are what we chases again. But these things will
eventually dry up.
		
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			They will eventually turn yellow, and they will eventually become hungry.
		
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			And after all of this has passed away
		
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			all of the things that we chase
		
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			for money permanently or doing anything, after it's all passed away with what are remaining.
		
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			After that's all passed away, only one or two things will remain
		
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			balanced the mercy and will pleasure of Allah or uses
		
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			analysis.
		
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			What is it what teaching
		
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			law is teaching us how to have perspective.
		
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			It's just about
		
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			if there is not a religion that tells us that we cannot organize things. If there is not a religion
that tells us that we have to spend day and night in messages because
		
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			that's
		
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			not a religion that tells you that in order to be close to a bar, you can't get married, we can't
have children, we can't have a job or you can't have friends, or even in the case of Judaism.
		
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			Islam is about perspective. It's about having these babies enjoy these things being involved in this
so
		
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			he got married, he was a father. He wasn't a friend. She wasn't a leader. He was all of these
things.
		
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			He was a husband.
		
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			But it's about
		
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			it's about realizing that these things are temporary and you should not become attached to them.
		
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			We should learn to be able to make
		
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			that handhold that foundation of what we're really holding on to almost
		
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			because everything else is temporary.
		
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			Everything else is just
		
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			now real is the last kind of how to do ours mercy
		
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			He gives us these things and better engender.
		
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			So we're very in this
		
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			beauty. Let me ask this question
		
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			is,
		
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			will we really spend a lot of money trying to make it last?
		
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			You know, plastic surgery, Botox ever kind of thing.
		
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			We're trying very hard to make something that is not for a minute.
		
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			See, here's the reason why
		
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			you and I have something that a lot that you
		
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			could do better. You and I have something in our hearts that are local. And that is that we desire
things that are permanent, and perfect.
		
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			Because this is not a home.
		
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			This is actually
		
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			we're just traveling,
		
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			visitors.
		
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			And so we your home. What's your home?
		
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			Kevin, Jen is actually our own. Gender is where we started, our father started.
		
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			And Gemma is very desperately old.
		
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			And great. And gender is.
		
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			Gender doesn't have roles. You know, we don't have people's agenda.
		
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			We don't have sickness in general.
		
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			We don't have divorces in general, we have death in general. We don't have cancer, we have pain.
		
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			We don't have injuries.
		
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			Gender is perfect.
		
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			In our house, we are building it for our home. But here's our mistake.
		
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			Or mistake is to make this.
		
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			And never really.
		
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			And actually that was the mistake that I was doing. And that's why
		
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			it's because I wasn't realizing.
		
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			Because
		
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			you see the answer that that little girl got from me in the dream was because this
		
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			was perfect. What would the next slide?
		
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			It was that realization that.
		
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			Yes, we as human beings, we yearn for what was lasting. We don't want to believe that things come to
an end. It hurts us. We don't want to let go.
		
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			We want our beauty to last forever. We want our country to last forever. We want our health to last
forever. We want our love to last forever. We want our children and our health and happiness last
forever.
		
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			And so many of us try to do that.
		
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			And that's why we get hurt.
		
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			And that's why many of us become damaged by that.
		
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			We become shattered by your name. And that's because you're asking David to be something that
cannot.
		
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			You're asking it to be something that it was never created to be is temporary or loss of
		
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			benefit.
		
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			When asking
		
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			what club?
		
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			Do you prefer the life of this world when the Hereafter is better and more lasting? You see the
customer was asking us he's asking how can you afford this? Over the next? Well this is temporary.
		
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			No matter how good he gets to this, let me ask you this question.
		
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			No matter how good it gets for you. If
		
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			you ever have real problems, you may have fun, but you have no problems.
		
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			No matter how good it gets. Does it watch forever
		
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			it is not
		
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			it is not eternal.
		
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			Be at your gym, gym, it is.
		
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			So awesome is asking us how can we control this?
		
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			When we have a home waiting for us, that is perfect. And
		
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			putting all the stuff
		
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			in know, struggle over a
		
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			dancer.
		
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			So she was never here
		
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			strategies
		
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			to police
		
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			so as to be
		
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			special parents
		
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			races
		
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			to
		
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			be. So based on
		
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			what is?
		
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			So to answer this question, there are a lot of things that my parents taught us. But when I reflect
on our upbringing,
		
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			there are certain things that really stand out. And I'll just highlight those. First is that and I
believe this is extremely important. My father was very supportive of our education. And so and so
for sure. But the reason I like the father is that I really believe that a father has a very, very
important practically it's especially in raising daughters, as well as what are the things that I
learned
		
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			was a lot of my confidence and my sister's confidence, both of my sisters, we three girls, and our
confidence, I feel like a lot of energy from America.
		
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			In that he really taught us that we could accomplish that. Or, you know, he he never had sons. He
only had three daughters. And he he never told us that or because your girls you can't accomplish or
because you're girls, you're limited in your education, of course.
		
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			But, you know,
		
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			but in terms of like our education and insurances, like our home shaming thing, he's really put in
us that there was a limit in our accomplishments because of the rules. And so I think that that was
a big part of it. And the other thing that I learned from my mother, and really, really stuck with
me, is she, well, she, she really taught us to be strong. She was a she's a very strong woman,
Mashallah, she, she doesn't
		
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			she, she wasn't passive. You know, I think a lot of times women are taught to be passive. So she's
very, very strong. She told us that. But one of the most admirable things I think about my peers is
that they did something which most people were not doing at that time. And it might seem very
unrelated to parenting.
		
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			But I want to point this out, because this is how
		
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			they were very careful about keeping everyone clean from
		
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			season to season related to parenting, but it is related. They were very careful about keeping their
monkey from river from interest, usually, and from deaths from the so we live a heaven full but
humble, you know, we weren't we weren't extravagant. We bought what we could afford. You don't learn
that you don't
		
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			take loans and beyond your dreams, and we didn't my parents
		
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			rented for over 20 years, because they didn't want to the mortgage. And so that I think, actually
was directly related to the rocky
		
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			excellencies
		
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			This is the first question.
		
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			So that's the destiny
		
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			three, and have two failed marriages. And this is so much happening.
		
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			Parents, my apologies and it
		
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			seems to be insufficient. And I feel guilty for not being able to make them feel complete by giving
them complete.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			First of all,
		
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			I want to say me to begin by making you may have also got to give your children peace and happiness
then give you peace and happiness. And maybe you ask your children never feel incomplete.
		
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			I want to emphasize a few things. One is that you should not be putting the responsibility on
yourself. Because, you see, we have to realize that everyone has a different path of life. Everyone
has a different story. Everyone has different tests, and lots of chooses your story and your half
based on what he knows, you can handle and also what he knows is best for you, to develop you and
making the forces that are meant to be. So although you have been through difficulty, and although
your children are going through difficulty, there is a purpose. And I can also share something that
I read recently, which is the man or
		
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			woman read.
		
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			Basically, they did a study in which they pulled down the most influential people, they took
		
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			up a static hundreds, if not 1000s, of the most influential and inspiring people and the most
accomplished. So there's so people who are like really, really, who had accomplished huge things,
you know, inventor servers, and then people who change the world, basically, they looked at their
lives. And they found that
		
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			less than 15% of them, or maybe less than 10% of them came from a so called stable home.
		
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			Yes. And
		
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			75% 75% of them came from broken families had abused as their background, had, you know, various
different types of challenges in their history, in their upbringing in their childhood. What does
that show you? It shows you back there, this doesn't have to destroy it. And in fact, what it was
doing was it was making and molding their challenges, their difficulties, things that we will look
at it.
		
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			But those were the people who have the product that was the the method of developing and doing
amazing things in the bathroom.
		
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			It actually made them stronger. So I love this woman, in short, wanted
		
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			to keep trying her best to do what's good to stop the self blame to stop beating herself up because
she has to understand the
		
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			law rules and what what law rules he did. She needs discipline for trusting
		
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			her and her her faith in that this is what was meant to be better as a greater.
		
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			Next question. How did he feel even men feel that again and again, can be strong?
		
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			And when
		
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			it's interesting to read the question.
		
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			Muscle for
		
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			absolute see person is asking the question, it answers the question the same thing, the same
dependencies and
		
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			how do we keep trying when we keep failing? And how do we get back up and try again? It isn't easy,
but it's exactly what hazards and hazards. She was in the desert. She's in an impossible situation.
But she didn't just sit passively. And this was the point I was making about
		
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			the planners making about trusting a lot. She didn't just sit there and wait for water to fall from
the sky.
		
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			She didn't just sit and wait for water. So we've gone out of business and she got off and she ran,
you know, she she took action. She's strong is this lotion or not was called Sam, which means
		
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			and of course is driving so important that every single one of us till the end of time will follow
her footsteps and have been
		
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			important to her. Her her action was for prescribing lists. So he or she did for a moment. She's
		
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			the one she's looking for hanging out.
		
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			And it was nothing. So what did she do that she
		
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			didn't even know? She was?
		
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			She's not running on the whiteboard
		
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			is nothing above her. She doesn't have you know, it's not clean. No, she's on 30 cents. And she's
struggling hard. And she wants to be dehydrated and ready to collapse. And imagine being in a
situation where she's struggling with everything that she has, if she wants some sort of tomorrow,
and she looks for any kind of home. And she wants something another empty hilltop.
		
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			What does she give up? She doesn't say no. Now, here's a really interesting point, maybe 200. When
we try something and affairs, we say that.
		
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			Right? But I don't
		
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			know
		
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			what
		
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			we did, she goes back and does the same thing again.
		
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			Because it's all she has the capacity to try. So she doesn't give up. She doesn't lose hope she goes
back to stuff
		
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			is so powerful. And now.
		
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			She's trying to model one that she
		
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			just
		
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			she goes back.
		
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			And now
		
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			twice, but she did not know us when we should have been more than
		
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			twice. And so
		
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			it's better than
		
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			she does the seven times. And then it was a lesson.
		
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			So this one was asking me to all of us. Here's the lesson.
		
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			One of the lessons is that things in life require that process.
		
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			Okay. For example,
		
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			when you have when you're when you're expressing a choice, you might want to have a month or
		
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			two months. Okay, you're done?
		
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			No, it requires a process, it will take nine months, you can speed it up. What do you plan to see,
		
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			you might say it's not working.
		
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			It's
		
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			working. It's working. But it requires a process. It requires time. And a law besides the process,
not you and me. See everything, almost everything is within
		
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			my means an appointed time, each and every one of us have an appointed time of our death. And we can
achieve that. Each and every one of us has an appointed time of our work. And we can't choose that.
Similarly, each and every one of us has an appointment time or moderator should have one we're going
to have a choice. But when are hired to say that there is an appointed time, it's time to be
becoming impatient and want to speed it up. But it has an appointed time. And there is a process
speed up the tree growing speed up the baby to go. We have to understand that a lot of time.
		
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			So don't give up because you don't think it's
		
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			her shine. He might have seemed like it wasn't looking good or is it required process and after
seven times he's been holding firm. And that was because she went through the process and that
process is not adequate.
		
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			And at the same time investing.
		
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			Okay, so how to be better.
		
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			And so this is this is actually a wonderful question and there's nothing better than I've written
about also love and happiness.
		
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			As well as similar to the other two books that we've brought, is this idea of how do I balance when
I love
		
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			and what to do in this life, you know, not every quarter, you know, have the same time.
		
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			So, the practical way to do this is to look at an example of a process, because the Hammonds lesson
was sent as a mercy to us. Why, because he was a walking dead. He was the example of how to live
		
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			on a boat, and I studied.
		
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			And I studied how to live day to day, remember I mentioned he was a father, he was a husband, he was
a friend, I was a leader, a lot on his plate, which is, you know, when we were talking about being
busy, you know, so it's interesting to hear the processor is the health of the house, sometimes
excuses that are busy.
		
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			But how do you do it? And the answer is, if you study this life, you find that he lived his daily
routine in a certain way. And the more that we can emulate that, the more we can have that balance.
So practically, what does that look like? First of all, before, you know most of all, the five daily
prayers is a prescription to do exactly that is to balance the NFL, why?
		
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			We create all five players, and
		
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			we put all the five players to condense the morning and then beyond 100. But also cannot do that,
although according to the sofa to be throughout the day. Why? To keep your mind running through a
long wall at work, while you're with your family. While you're eating, while you're at the mall
shopping. While you're
		
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			entertaining yourself while you're on Facebook, while you're doing whatever it is spending time with
me, bla bla bla keeps reminding us to tune back to your purpose. Remember the answer to the end. And
so the video so long is a prescription of how to balance after that. Because it doesn't allow you to
if you do it properly, right, are they still doing it at some point in time, that's a big issue,
right? If you're taking the medicine and taking it on time, yeah, if you take the medicine and
taking it on time, it doesn't allow you to get stuck in too good. Because you have to walk away from
that needing to go remember your asset, you have to walk away from that that way, or the other party
		
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			or the mall or less a class, you have to walk away from whatever you're watching. Whatever you're
doing on our phone, it's there. And it's almost forcing you to reorder, it's almost forcing you to
focus on throughout the day.
		
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			So if you follow the prescriptions in Bihar, then we are actually curing ourselves of this obsession
with aluminum, because we can't get to it have to pull away. You see, no matter what you're doing.
The second part that I'm going to say about the practice of a prophet
		
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			is that he used to say, throughout the day, he used to save certain
		
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			throughout his day, as he was asleep, you know, duty and things. So for example, there is a school
location for everything you can imagine that you do throughout our day. When we start when you leave
your house, there's a safe location. When you're
		
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			when you're traveling, when you're into the bathroom, when you're leaving the bathroom, when you're
afraid to close even before going to the sea, there's a certification, you need to start to practice
these certifications, just even short runs as I memorize. What that is doing is it's focusing on
hours on a law while we're living in the wild are involved in the mundane law or driving to work or,
you know, we're eating a really nice meal.
		
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			You know, we're enjoying ourselves, even intimacy. What is it doing? It's focusing our heart on the
law while living in doing. So one of the things he has recommend, as a way of doing this
practically, is that there's an app that you can
		
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			Download another film called Juan
		
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			de nuit. A, it's essentially just a little sliver in an app. And what it does is it has all these
applications in one place, but the character. So my advice is that every single day, make sure that
there are certain mineral blogs are making throughout the day. The first one is the morning
supplications. This is done after filters.
		
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			And this is now the thing also to keep in mind, you don't have to do all of them, there's 25 or 30
minutes after, you don't have to do all of them. But even if you make fun of when you're consistent,
this is a very, very profound of that. And then the second time is after
		
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			the evening.
		
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			And then the third time you need to make sure you're doing
		
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			those three, in addition to the short ones that you can memorize, will really have profound effects
on your life and help you to have that balance. And finally, the
		
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			end has to be something you're connected to baby. So those are practical ways to live in Tokyo and
still not be caught. obsess, and drama
		
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			and focus are
		
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			so crucial. So how do we prove our focus. And so
		
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			one of the best ways to improve our focus is to simply understand that
		
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			one of the problems is that obviously, there are many people errors and other first timers. But even
if error is not our first language, just learning the basics of the law, the meaning of
		
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			something we can learn the meaning of, we see it at least 70 times a day. That's a feeling preview.
		
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			So she really will say, imagination, you're sitting in front of a king,
		
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			or queen. And you you don't understand what you're saying only the king or the queen sends you a
letter. And that letter is in the language you don't understand.
		
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			You know, this is this is for the person who has a lot of power over you giving you a message.
		
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			This is a law is the law of the universe is giving us a message. We need to teach them.
		
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			The law, she's a global saying, remember that. So all the promises that it says
		
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			it's not a one way conversation. It's actually a two way conversation, when you receive a lot of
responding to
		
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			what you're saying.
		
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			And then finally, silicon is about not rushing.
		
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			The process isn't recommended, or he advises not to rush once I saw him hand washing through prayer
and then go back and Craig. Craig.
		
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			You know, like you notice what
		
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			he says
		
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			he goes.
		
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			So you shouldn't be rushing to prayer. And the other thing is just how do you organize your day? And
this is the thing that most of us organize our day. We wake up, you know, we have a breakfast
meeting with the kids to school, we go to work, you know, and I have meeting maybe I have
		
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			I have some employment, you don't have any of this kind of
		
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			time.
		
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			Right? What our actual day is sort of like the pillars of our day are. Maybe we wake up, we eat
breakfast, we have this meeting, we have this appointment, so we kind of structure our day around
the corner. Yeah. And then
		
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			when we met in the data,
		
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			this is the only time and you tell your family that you're going to repeat what was said about the
time and when
		
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			you say
		
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			or
		
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			Before us, or after method, do you know why that is? Because they know the data, the pillars of the
day or so on? Yes, there, it becomes the pillar of your day
		
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			becomes your pillar of your day in Ramallah. Why do you really need
		
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			for your habit stop eating? All of a sudden your game of football? You know, it's funny
		
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			to see people on the road.
		
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			Right? Why is everyone so obsessed with Slovak time in Ramallah only? Because
		
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			Yeah, this would be great. So all of a sudden, it's like we lost your filament and other time in, in
in, in Rwanda, like, it must not be
		
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			all those people are eating, you're not calling anyone, you're not doing anything else. You're tired
day, because we're rolling around. If you have a dinner appointment, if you have a meetings,
		
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			or I'm going to say before method,
		
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			we're going to need to sit down and say, so that means that we need to have our day structured with
this law, let me do a method in order Hold on. Because the solid pillars of our day, it's not
supposed to be just something we do in the
		
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			way we change the way we view so far. And the way the organizer makes a big difference.
		
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			There, when we
		
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			focus more on a wall outside,
		
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			it's easier to focus more on.
		
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			So it's also about changing our attachments, and changing what's most important to us, in general,
because there's always that game. So all your mind just replays whatever is most important to you.
So you don't have to, like if you're focusing on like,
		
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			like your staff, or an exam, you can think about the exam in the soul. If you're really focused on
maybe something on social media, that's what she was talking about.
		
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			If you're really worried about something that someone's doing, or say that you're gonna think about,
so what's the lower you're doing, it's reclaiming your power.
		
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			So when we change our hearts and make our hearts more full, we can remember the law outside of this
law. But
		
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			then also become easier to notice.
		
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			Once in a while,
		
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			someone says here, they're still going to be useless. What's your interest? And what would you
recommend When was the last
		
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			last amendments.
		
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			So I don't necessarily say that I have a favorite. So
		
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			there's definitely been certain verses and stories that have been very personal to me at certain
stages. And
		
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			I've shared some of them during remember during my talk, but the story of the mother herself very
personal to me the story of Musa Renzi
		
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			where I literally had to find a solution to that story. And just remind myself of that, and try
really,
		
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			even when things look really dark and things will get really bad. But I try to remember at
		
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			the deep level this was people getting upset because even though it looks better right now, a little
getting through this, you know that that has given me a lot of a lot of inspiration.
		
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			In terms of how do you balance
		
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			How do you balance you know, when you're busy, you're busy mom, busy dad and you have all these
commitments. And honestly, it is also a debt free partnership restriction eventually the so long is
gone. But after that, we'll actually talk about it.
		
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			Because when we give it time for almost 10 minutes, a lot goes bada
		
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			bada is blessing. What that means is that lots of creators are so loved and expand.
		
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			A lot can expand.
		
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			Well, it looks unique.
		
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			able to do more and less.
		
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			So
		
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			any piece
		
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			okay.
		
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			Okay, well, I mean, that's a beautiful thing, I'm friends,
		
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			for
		
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			friends. So
		
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			here's the thing also tells us that in fact, in general, we will be able to go slow. Remember, the
Prophet says and that says we will be those who love the
		
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			most tells us that people will be with their righteous Scots with their families, their righteous
families. So, it is true, there shall be friends,
		
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			as long as you shop or get together. So the goal should really get together.
		
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			How do we detach ourselves from grownups? Okay?
		
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			See, here's the thing is understand is that it's not about
		
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			complete detachment in the sense of not being partners, not having a nurse, everyone,
		
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			everyone needs to be
		
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			ready, it's about not allowing the next or the media to control us. It has been a business. So we
are part of the year we have an a blog, the goal is that we become in charge of the next not the
next becoming insurance.
		
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			The problem is, next is so out of control is so like, it's so bold, and so out of control and so
powerful, that it controls that person's heart. It controls that person, instead of the person
controlling that us and sleeping with is that remember the analogy of the boat in the ocean is that
it's not a problem of being in the ocean as long as you keep the ocean accessible
		
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			because the oceans on one side, but every single goal doesn't seem
		
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			logical to her.
		
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			Why? Because they kept the ocean so it's really about having a relationship with duty or ingredient
doesn't seep into the core of her because the core strong love
		
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			course she thinks
		
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			she can enjoy the keep it at a core happiness but
		
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			have a list is why they talk about this creativeness because this came to Nestle to purify
		
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			is to make the nurse under control. What are the most powerful ways of doing this fasting
		
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			is actually fasting. When you fast you'll be coming in.
		
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			So there's a weight loss kind of gives us a training to weaken. We have enough.
		
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			What's the first thing you do when you're devastated or have a problem? Well, I have good news.
		
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			Okay, the good news is an entire seminar about us. And it's called shattered glass. And the good
news is that we have a transcription of every word I said in that seminar, and I have limited tacos
with me today.
		
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			You know?
		
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			So what we are doing is we are taking pre orders for Shaq last, and you can get your pre order show.
The other class I gave us was called one last one way
		
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			This class was about firing happiness after despair. And we also have transcribe this class and we
have limited problems with us today. So movies can be pre ordered along with the cleaning of our
mind, nothing happens. So because this is a deep question that can't really be answered in 30
seconds, and I advise you to check out those, those those passages because a three hour for our
system are just about healing and working for
		
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			me.
		
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			Okay, I have an autistic child, sometimes.
		
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			I have friends, and I have friends met years ago, she she had a daughter, and her daughter was about
83. And she got a call from the school and the school holder, that suddenly her daughter stopped
speaking. So it was very strange, they didn't understand that honor. So they took me to the doctor,
and they were rendered a Masters test. And the doctor finally realized that this little world had a
rare genetic disorder.
		
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			So the doctor told this is this mother, that her daughter has a rare genetic disorder called nrps.
It's very rare. But the nature of this disorder is that your daughter will lose all parties. Slowly,
she may lose her ability to speak, to walk, even to sit up, even to swallow. And this will happen
slowly until she's.
		
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			And this is a smaller result.
		
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			And there's no cure.
		
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			And then a little bit later,
		
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			and it's the back door, and then there is the issue.
		
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			And then she has her dog.
		
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			And she was tested. And she goes to her MPs.
		
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			I don't think there's anyone in the world who has three children with MPs, etc.
		
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			And then she has a child with severe autism.
		
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			There is no one alive, who has three children with autism.
		
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			And you know, this woman is a believer.
		
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			And you know what she wants from the people around her.
		
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			They asked was nice to her. They treated her badly. They made her feel like maybe she was being
punished. She had to do all of that.
		
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			And do all the work. This woman told me.
		
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			She told me, I am drowning in debt.
		
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			And what what she what blows my mind is that her story is an example of what a man can do for
someone.
		
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			There is no one who has four children, three with their kids and one with autism. And she's dropping
in.
		
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			When many of us, we think they're terrible on us, and could never imagine watching your children
die. Not one, but three.
		
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			And that's exactly what she did. She watched her children die.
		
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			At the age that she did these children, these children, the doctor told her these children will
probably not live, even if even past the age of nine or eight or 10. They live for almost 20 years.
She took care of them day and night as she served them. She took care of them and so two of them
have passed away one is still alive on machines in a wheelchair.
		
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			And this woman is an inspiration because you know, she said when we were given the news about our
children, her husband was broken. She was heartbroken.
		
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			Feel like I'm looking at three routers.
		
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			So he thought he was she said she's looking at
		
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			Doors agenda.
		
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			And as
		
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			she saw,
		
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			and so this year, we'll have this picture, she needs to realize how she's looking at it.
		
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			And everyone who's judging her
		
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			needs to be careful, because of the loss of China has chosen for to give for this dog's agenda. And
you have to be very, very careful because the law can tax and many of us,
		
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			you might have healthy children, you might be healthy. But all it takes is a load to the hair in
		
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			all cases and look to the hair, and you can compare us. And God forbid anything like that happens to
any of us on two options. And we have to be very careful with the way we are shooting others who are
being tested because of our contestants, and wanting to test our system. So be grateful, and be
grateful and be careful of those people who are being tested. And the chocolate almost counterpart
is rewarded to the shop.
		
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			To the
		
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			people who saw
		
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			them and still make mistakes. Maybe mistakes, make mistakes. That's called being human.
		
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			Okay, so it's hard, it's one of the most important messages are trying to share
		
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			is that it is very toxic. This idea of Shiva perfection.
		
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			It's very toxic. also kind of Allah created the human being to make mistakes.
		
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			You know, here's the thing, what do you have a child? Right? Do you want your child to call me a
rocker child?
		
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			When your child's learning to walk? Do you want to help? All
		
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			right? Well, will your child fall sometimes it is inevitable. It is a part of being human. Or God
does not want us to fall back on our roles that we will fall over knows that we will make mistakes,
because that's part of our creation is that we are held to a higher level. It's called being
		
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			It is called being human. So if you're making your salon and you're making the status,
		
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			but what does it say? It says all of us
		
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			will make mistakes. But the best are those who repent. If you want to be the best, don't try to be
perfect because it's impossible. But keep repenting and keep trying to do better and stronger. Yes,
we keep striving to be better. This doesn't mean that okay, I'm
		
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			not gonna try. No, we should be striving for something call center. But a center is not perfection.
SM needs excellence. It needs to try your best every time. It doesn't mean you're going to be
perfect. But it means try your best. And when you mess up, and you will then get back up and you
repent and try your best. That's what Allah wants you to hold on to the previous
		
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			so
		
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			in health care specialists
		
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			are always afraid of losing them
		
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			is this
		
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			so this is how passionate that you might have to describe You're so terrified of losing someone
analog. First of all, it's natural to feel pain and using
		
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			the profits lesson felt pain when we lost her job. He felt meaning when he lost his job. He went on
to hear
		
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			so this is human it's not.
		
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			But sometimes
		
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			it's like they're describing this intense over like he she may fear and what that might be is that
you need to be
		
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			Can your foundation and attach that with a law because of us?
		
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			And I cannot give you the advice of
		
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			who you think love the profit goals.
		
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			Who do you think is closest to the prophet SAW?
		
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			What happened after the back? What did everyone wanted to say?
		
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			He said something very confirmed. He said if you want it to happen, knowing that what happened is
		
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			when we worship a law, know that the law never dies.
		
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			And so I'll leave you with the same advice
		
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			about your spouse
		
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			at that they will die.
		
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			No man alone never dies.
		
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			So it's really about finding that anchor.
		
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			It wasn't lost.
		
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			And then I have good news is that you will meet those who love insha Allah. Again,
		
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			this is not the end. Although it is mercy has allowed us to meet and be with our loved ones forever
in shock law in general. So it is temporary, but there will be a shock off initial
		
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			error, that
		
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			there's no stickiness. There's no rattles.
		
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			There's no pain. There's no word on each other to each other. We've heard her mentioned that she's
hurting the one she loves the most. Because there she says it's being moved.
		
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			There's none of that.
		
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			It's just pervades forever, guys, with the ones that you love. So look forward to that, look forward
to that and find their internal struggle.
		
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			The father showed me that
		
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			he was devastated.
		
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			He wasn't prepared to lose his job.
		
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			So
		
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			he dreams
		
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			and as a
		
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			last step.
		
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			So the question is
		
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			how do we strike a balance between
		
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			in
		
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			the big question
		
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			there doesn't have to be a contradiction between the other contestants that
		
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			we asked.
		
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			We have hope in the last
		
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			four remarks. But we also realize that
		
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			chooses for us at the end of the day is going to
		
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			remember
		
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			I am hoping
		
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			but like also have full lines that alone will choose the best for me.
		
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			So that's how you
		
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			you asked me to
		
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			keep holding Ulla, but when Allah chooses for you, you know that this is what's best for me. Because
Why are my goals and the goals
		
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			below once with this is sort of customers that have a good opinion of the law. You know, let me give
you an analogy.
		
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			You know, when you when a child has a lot of luck with a lottery in a manner. So you trust your
parents so much.
		
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			So then we say okay, your mother or I want the same thing, but February or something else for you.
Because you have so much trust in your parents who say I really control who was best for me.
		
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			So even though you might ask for something, but then the decision
		
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			decision that they make, they end up choosing something else.
		
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			You trust that decision because they know that they have your best interest that they want what's
best for you, and you
		
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			think
		
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			you have
		
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			welcome.
		
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			Thank you so much.
		
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			And
		
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			things
		
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			are coming. I do want to
		
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			make a request, if you can remember me and your family with us, we have a long journey ahead of us
in sha Allah back to America and may
		
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			allow us to join the dinner together. So I'm gonna make a quick announcement. There are a lot of
people out there and you see this in our community who are suffering. Many people are suffering in
silence, and are either ashamed or afraid to ask for help. And I want to just, first of all say that
there is no shame in seeking help when you're having when you're struggling dealing with us
individually. When you're struggling in your marriage, or struggling within yourself. There's no
shame in asking for help. One of the resources which I can offer to you inshallah, me and my
husband, we do a lot of coaching and helping people as much as we can, through the setup to tackle
		
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			football football lens. We can give you specific contact details. My husband does this for couples,
he speaks with couples all over the world.
		
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			People who are overweight need difficulty doing a center because a lot of times we want to go
		
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			and something that we that we have come to me also specifically deals with men's issues because this
is another place where there's a lot of stigma, a lot of shame in asking for help. So if you are
interested in yourself and let us know. We'll get more details to the organizers. Please do. Don't
don't feel any shame in
		
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			seeking the help of a
		
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			corporation to show