Yousuf Raza – PsychBaithak QnA Session 1

Yousuf Raza
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The speakers discuss the importance of avoiding confusion and finding a partner in relationships. They stress the need for awareness of one's own potential and finding a partner. They also explore natural feelings of jealousy and mental health issues, including mental health problems and depression. genetic factors can affect mental health and lead to low mood. They urge further exploration and exploration of all areas on account of a lack of meaning in life.

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			I'll be back.
		
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			Alright.
		
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			Assalamu alaikum everyone and Assalamu alaikum.
		
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			You.
		
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			Alhamdulillah.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So, um Yes, go on.
		
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			There's a lag.
		
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			Her question cut Joe answer.
		
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			Hum, they have he answer.
		
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			How are we her situation?
		
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			We have to take into consideration.
		
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			You have to be very careful in applying
		
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			particular answers to different situations, so as much
		
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			as we are going to explain as best
		
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			as we can, we would put caution out
		
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			there.
		
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			We would advise everyone to observe caution and
		
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			not thinking.
		
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			We learn from it, but we also understand
		
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			the uniqueness of each situation.
		
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			Chilling so I'll read out the first question
		
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			as if you can answer the first question.
		
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			How not to fret about one's marital economic
		
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			social future after working assiduously?
		
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			And please shed some light on the importance
		
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			of when and why of submitting and accepting
		
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			after you've played your part.
		
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			Gee, she can.
		
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			Other may is covered.
		
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			As well, God, you are bored.
		
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			Broadly, then I tell him that he will
		
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			kissy be particular condition pay fit number 10
		
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			like in her particular condition to be relevant
		
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			to rule.
		
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			Yeah, impossible hang up.
		
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			I'm going to be up in a future
		
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			cabaret may be coming up.
		
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			Yeah, impossible.
		
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			He can't do it.
		
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			You are ideal.
		
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			It's going to be good.
		
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			Can you do it?
		
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			I can build cool tension free or a
		
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			future cabaret may have a koi masala now.
		
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			I'm a koi tension now.
		
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			As I could be in yoga.
		
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			Zendagi as a new tea.
		
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			importance of when and why of submitting and
		
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			accepting after you've played your part.
		
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			either be very broadly speaking.
		
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			There is a part that you can play.
		
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			There is a part of that context.
		
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			You are the master of your own fate.
		
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			You are not the master of your own
		
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			fate.
		
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			Yes, you can channel through the conditions.
		
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			Yes, you can drive through the obstacles, but
		
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			you cannot design or you cannot envision the
		
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			future as you want to.
		
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			in situations.
		
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			That would be the anxiety that we would
		
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			manage beyond that.
		
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			We need to make our peace with the
		
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			anxiety that we're going to face and accept
		
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			it.
		
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			Accepting fate and recognizing that we have a
		
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			part to play.
		
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			Beyond that, there will be a lot of
		
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			situations that are going to be outside of
		
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			our control and we have to adjust accordingly.
		
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			Or.
		
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			Right.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So, taking that forward to our next question.
		
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			To marry or not marry.
		
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			Should I marry X or Y or Z
		
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			or should I marry at all?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Personally, I think then
		
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			he should go for it because we find
		
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			so much variation in personalities now.
		
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			It was a time when a homogenous type
		
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			of culture or society existed because of the
		
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			education, because of the information influx.
		
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			So, to
		
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			marry or not to marry.
		
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			I would say yes, of course, and not
		
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			because but
		
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			purely from a psychological point of view.
		
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			But you need someone to grow.
		
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			in which you can confide in, to which
		
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			you can share with.
		
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			There is a part of your personality.
		
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			then of course we then opt for not
		
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			marrying but there is a part of your
		
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			personality.
		
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			Like we all must have seen some or
		
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			the other instances where there were drastic changes
		
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			in the personality after marriage or even we
		
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			can easily say even after that a
		
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			new type of personality that cannot be there
		
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			without those grandchildren.
		
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			When you have options to marry different
		
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			people, right?
		
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			Rishta Hunt is going on.
		
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			Perhaps the questioner is looking for what should
		
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			they base their judgment on.
		
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			Having said that, there
		
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			will always be a mystery.
		
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			There will always be a space for the
		
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			leap of faith.
		
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			You will not be able to find someone
		
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			else only after you have completed the process.
		
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			I can say that exploring a new person
		
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			after marriage or even after any relationship is
		
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			a type of joy that you cannot attain
		
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			before that.
		
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			You cannot go like a business mind.
		
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			This will not happen because it is not
		
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			like you have 100,000 cars in the
		
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			market and you have to choose one of
		
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			them.
		
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			Whoever you meet is a unique person.
		
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			You should always keep this in mind.
		
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			There will be a part of that person
		
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			that you will get to know This is
		
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			better than just like a car.
		
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			You will get to know about a person
		
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			in 2, 3 or 4 months.
		
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			What happens after 4 months?
		
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			It happens with a car or a phone.
		
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			New phone, new car.
		
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			The element of mystery has to be there.
		
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			That is part of the fun of it.
		
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			That is part of the excitement.
		
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			Anxiety provoking, yes, but growth is also promised
		
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			in such situations.
		
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			Where there is risk, chances and opportunities for
		
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			growth will present themselves.
		
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			Great.
		
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			Another point that I would like to add
		
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			to the answer you gave to the second
		
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			part.
		
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			There is a part of our personality which
		
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			cannot grow if we do not go into
		
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			a marital relationship.
		
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			Right?
		
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			And then a part of our personality which
		
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			cannot grow if we do not go towards
		
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			parenthood.
		
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			But then there will be people who will
		
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			ask the question that if by fate, marriage
		
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			is not possible or is not happening or
		
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			children are not possible biologically or for whatever
		
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			reason.
		
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			So does that make us incomplete individuals?
		
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			Is our identity, is there something wrong?
		
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			Is our identity incomplete?
		
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			If we understand this from an example, the
		
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			first thing is that there is no question
		
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			of being complete or incomplete or perfect or
		
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			imperfect here.
		
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			If we take the example of two There
		
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			is a couple who have two or three
		
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			children.
		
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			There is a couple who have no children
		
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			or only one child.
		
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			And there is a third couple who have
		
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			no children.
		
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			Now in these three couples, even if we
		
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			do not go to the children, the relationship
		
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			between the husband and wife will be completely
		
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			different.
		
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			Where there is one child in that house,
		
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			the relationship between the child and the husband
		
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			and wife will be completely different.
		
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			And what we talked about earlier that children
		
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			give an opportunity to grow a part of
		
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			the personality.
		
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			But in exactly the same way, a marriage
		
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			in which there are no children.
		
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			Now they have a lot of time for
		
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			each other.
		
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			So they give a different type of opportunity
		
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			to grow a different part of the personality.
		
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			So it is not like that one is
		
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			better, one is bad, one is good, one
		
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			is not good.
		
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			And Ayushabhai, maybe we do not have a
		
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			chart that even not getting married gives you
		
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			a different type of opportunity.
		
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			But what we talked about earlier, its relationship
		
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			will be that you have spent a great
		
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			deal of your life without marriage.
		
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			Now it is time to grow the other
		
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			part of your personality.
		
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			Now it is time to grow the other
		
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			part So the opportunities for growth are available
		
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			in different situations.
		
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			And if the lens through which you are
		
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			looking at life is one which is looking
		
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			for these opportunities, it is actively in search
		
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			of these opportunities, then whatever the situation, the
		
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			results promised to be, they promise to lead
		
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			for your personality to grow if you adopt
		
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			the right attitude and make the right choices.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Ayushabhai?
		
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			Yes, definitely.
		
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			A very tangent example, which also came to
		
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			my mind, if we understand it like this,
		
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			in our normal discourse, going to jail is
		
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			equivalent to cutting opportunities.
		
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			Right.
		
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			That you are not able to receive anything,
		
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			you are not able to do anything.
		
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			But at least in Pakistan and outside Pakistan,
		
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			we get a lot of examples that a
		
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			lot of writers, Faiz, Mulana Maududi, Syed Kuttab,
		
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			and other hopeless people.
		
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			Malcolm X.
		
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			Malcolm X.
		
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			His best texts are those that he wrote
		
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			in jail.
		
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			So it provided a different kind of opportunity
		
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			to them that those who have
		
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			achieved outside the jail, that potential of theirs
		
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			gets neglected.
		
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			So every situation, it provides us with a
		
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			certain kind of potential.
		
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			He himself didn't go to jail out of
		
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			shock that he was going to jail to
		
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			It was a situation that was enforced upon
		
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			them.
		
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			Similarly, if we look at the suffering situations
		
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			present, we don't go around looking to put
		
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			ourselves through that kind of suffering and pain.
		
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			Avoid it.
		
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			If it brings that suffering to you, then
		
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			yes, we look for those opportunities for growth.
		
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			Moving right along.
		
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			Next question.
		
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			I have consciously realized that I have a
		
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			habit of jealousy, but I don't know how
		
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			to leave this habit and not to get
		
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			jealous when I see others getting what I
		
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			like or achieving something.
		
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			Looking forward for some suggestions.
		
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			That's a difficult question.
		
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			Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
		
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			uh uh uh uh
		
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			uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
		
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			uh uh uh uh uh
		
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			yes now it is problematic.
		
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			So, uh it will depend upon situation to
		
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			situation.
		
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			jealousy uh if
		
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			you can see I would just carry what
		
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			you said forward jealousy as a feeling.
		
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			It's something natural.
		
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			It may even be good if it leads
		
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			for us um and whatever it is that
		
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			we're aspiring to get as a feeling natural
		
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			uh is evil
		
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			jealousy um that's
		
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			going to be a consequence of not recognizing
		
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			how natural the feeling of jealousy is is
		
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			natural feelings of jealousy unconscious like
		
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			as i said to recognize how natural the
		
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			feeling is how important that recognition is that
		
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			is how we gauge ourselves that is how
		
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			we see where it's all going so um
		
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			we hope that somewhat addresses the question for
		
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			example anxiety or mood disorders like depression or
		
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			bipolar disorder do people ever get cured of
		
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			these or is it something they have to
		
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			learn to deal with for the rest of
		
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			their lives um
		
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			yes uh yes
		
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			there is a uh but
		
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			that is not the case with everyone
		
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			um
		
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			yes um
		
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			so uh
		
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			illnesses
		
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			um um
		
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			so it depends upon condition to condition biopsychosocial
		
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			um
		
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			um
		
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			i
		
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			think medical
		
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			illnesses life-long illness it's
		
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			so
		
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			that
		
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			results in such questions uh
		
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			depression depression
		
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			relationship
		
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			of course emotional
		
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			of course
		
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			depression is not like aids for that matter
		
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			case mental
		
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			illnesses so mental
		
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			illnesses have resulted in life-changing experiences for
		
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			a lot of people if they're managed appropriately
		
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			they become better human beings
		
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			psychosis right
		
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			um okay emotional
		
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			laziness and demotivation that students and people experience
		
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			and get out of it either by themselves
		
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			uh or by motivational lectures from their mates
		
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			friends and elders i am going to talk
		
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			about something else the kind of emptiness and
		
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			laziness you end up with which is long
		
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			lasting like for years jia uh um
		
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			if this is something that is going on
		
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			for years and years and years then there
		
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			is a problem underlying it that has not
		
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			been identified i would look at this demotivation
		
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			and laziness as a symptom okay and it
		
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			can be a symptom of any one of
		
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			illnesses or syndromes perhaps isolation there
		
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			may be maybe a person for example is
		
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			struggling with an understanding of meaning in life
		
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			right and considers their life to be generally
		
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			meaningless so yes laziness and demotivation will be
		
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			a natural consequence of of a lack of
		
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			meaning in life or a feeling that life
		
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			is meaningless right so maybe the question uh
		
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			maybe the problem relates to that um okay
		
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			right so that has to be explored life
		
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			is believed to be meaningful then there should
		
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			be some level of uh pursuit of that
		
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			meaning naturally occurring if it's not then we
		
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			uh again explore what's going on anything you
		
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			want to add to that uh for
		
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			a very long time hypothyroid going
		
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			on so biological
		
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			causes there are certain psychological
		
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			causes that are not existential if someone has
		
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			gone through very harsh childhood self-confidence despite
		
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			being passionate about certain things he is not
		
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			willing to go for that thing those of
		
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			us those of you who have been watching
		
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			us for quite some time will realize that
		
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			most of our answers that we give uh
		
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			they will find biological reasons they will find
		
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			psychological reasons they will find social reasons and
		
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			existential reasons right laziness
		
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			originate we have to uh
		
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			explore all areas on
		
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			account
		
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			of a lack of meaning in life or
		
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			not feeling that they the life is meaningful
		
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			relationships are going to be suffering now those
		
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			interpersonal relationships are going to make that mood
		
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			even lower even worse even more frustrated angry
		
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			irritable etc and these they're like multiple vicious
		
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			cycles going on so now there may be
		
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			biological problems that arise right so those will
		
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			need to be addressed be addressed as well
		
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			similarly childhood crisis traumatic experience psychological cause that
		
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			is leading for them to have no concern
		
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			about spiritual pursuits in their life right so
		
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			we we we look at all of that
		
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			okay we keep going next question can stress
		
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			be the cause of persistent low-grade fever
		
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			for months it's been more than five months
		
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			when all basic medical reports are fine yes
		
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			and no they
		
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			can subjective feeling of fatigue lethargy subjective feeling
		
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			only only so
		
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			stress is cannot be the cause of such
		
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			a fever that is more likely low-grade
		
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			infection but
		
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			stress cannot be cause of fever if anything
		
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			maximum at max stress up key long term
		
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			immunity low so we
		
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			should definitely be
		
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			looking for more than just the five the
		
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			the basic medical tests we need proper exploration
		
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			we have to
		
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			be very very diligent okay
		
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			every possible medical physical cause is explored our
		
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			psychiatrist only reliant on giving medications or can
		
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			they appoint therapy sessions by not relying completely
		
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			on medicine if therapy works yes it's a
		
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			double negatives a question yes that would depend
		
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			upon condition therapy solely therapy
		
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			it could be counterproductive okay practically
		
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			so that is a tragedy of our field
		
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			right that we are the first ones to
		
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			acknowledge and we openly declare psychiatric malpractice therapy
		
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			okay ideal adequately trained in doing so but
		
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			those who completely deny okay that's bad psychiatry
		
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			those are horrible psychiatrists wherever they may be
		
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			no matter what rank they have no matter
		
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			how much experience they have we can categorically
		
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			say that's bad bad psychiatry by any standards
		
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			okay okay
		
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			okay okay
		
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			hmm
		
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			okay if a person develops a mental illness
		
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			is there any chance for it being inherited
		
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			and it is passed down does the offspring
		
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			inherit it or develop vulnerability towards it yes
		
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			okay okay
		
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			okay okay okay okay
		
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			okay okay some
		
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			of the illnesses they increase the chances and
		
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			in some other illnesses they does not affect
		
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			inheritance but having said that okay okay okay
		
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			okay okay okay
		
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			okay okay okay okay okay
		
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			okay right okay okay okay
		
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			okay okay um
		
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			there are genetic links one-to-one correspondence
		
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			that's not what it is one percent that
		
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			does not necessitate online 50
		
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			percent genes
		
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			inherited okay okay even uh so
		
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			uh should they be getting married should they
		
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			be having children and as far as whatever
		
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			experience and studies we have evidence that we
		
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			have there is no uh reason to suggest
		
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			with the fear from
		
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			all such possibilities increase somewhat and we do
		
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			take that into consideration and we advise precautions
		
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			all the more i
		
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			wake
		
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			up
		
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			in the morning and start to feel stressed
		
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			i wake up stressed and anxious it usually
		
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			ends at four or five it has become
		
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			really hard to cope with it my productivity
		
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			has become zero in anything because of this
		
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			i can't focus and i feel breathless i
		
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			want to cry crying helps what is happening
		
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			to me uh uh uh uh
		
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			but these
		
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			could be an early signs or even well
		
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			-developed signs of uh depression or even anxiety
		
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			or explore productivity
		
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			it
		
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			should
		
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			be explored more definitely it needs to be
		
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			assessed uh and it has to be uh
		
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			managed uh so we can see where we
		
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			don't want this to worsen we don't we
		
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			will never say we're not going to give
		
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			any such advice uh we will say this
		
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			needs to be explored uh
		
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			um so we are pretty much done thank
		
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			you all for sending in your questions from
		
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			the looks of things is going to be
		
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			a q a like this one so all
		
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			of you are encouraged to continue to send
		
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			in your questions or we will select questions
		
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			from what you've sent in and most of
		
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			the questions do get selected or
		
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			um um so uh we have
		
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			this um we're trying we're going to try
		
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			to do this every month uh to keep
		
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			bringing your questions in and uh we will
		
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			try to answer them as best as possible
		
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			uh we have a plan uh but uh
		
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			uh do you want uh we
		
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			are trying to lure in uh anthropologist from
		
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			us and uh her interest is in cultural
		
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			uh the relevance of culture for the psychiatry
		
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			and also she is very interested in the
		
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			pathology of self-help books so we are
		
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			going to try to identify self
		
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			-help books possibly next week so
		
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			uh we're going to go into detail of
		
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			uh self-help book and the possible pathology
		
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			the possible harm the uh social problems that
		
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			these self-help books may result in so
		
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			thank you all for participating thank you all
		
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			for being a part of our show sending
		
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			in your questions okay