Aubrey Marcus

that was really, really, really important.

And so this is not a small, isolated, separate issue.

You know, when Quang Duc self-immolated as a form of, you know, peaceful resistance to bring awareness to this, he was doing so not just for his people, but for the planet.

And I think we have to understand that we have to shift our consciousness or this game is going to be, you know, we're going to have to restart the game again.

And it will restart if we miss our chance here, but what a shame.

There's so much beauty here.

You have so much breadth of knowledge on so many different religions.

And I think there's deep wisdom in the idea that you shall know a tree by its fruits.

So if you're going to look at all of the religions that are out there and you look at the fruits, you know, and you're to say, you know, what has existed already, which religion do you think has produced the most beautiful fruits most consistently?

And then what are the exceptions?

So if we're going to do like a meta analysis of world religions.

Yeah.

You told me a story about St.

Francis and how something comes from a mystic and then, you know,

So tell that story again and the progression, and then that'll lead us into how do we create something new with this new, you know, the new mystics that are arising that did not repeat the history.

What happens inside you?

What is that feeling that comes through you when tears well up?

When I look at the world, I see a world that really needs, it really needs us.

Like it really, really, really needs us.

And