Diego Perez

And that's helped so much with the creativity.

It's helped with the writing.

It's helped with all these facets of life and all of it stem from the good actions that I've taken.

So I think your actions that you put forward really set up your future.

It's karma.

Yeah.

You're literally building every action one step at a time.

Totally.

We always have that opportunity.

Like Goenka, Sharon Salzberg, you know, all the good teachers, they say start again.

Yes.

I think that's the challenging one.

Like we talked about that a little bit earlier about being able to look upon the world and see no one as your enemy and people who don't cause harm, people who do cause harm and understanding that even those who do things that hurt others, like they're struggling.

they're really struggling in their mind because it's something that's happening in the mind that would even create a force of action in that manner that hurts another.

So having that deeper sort of macro outlook on the human conditioning and being able to challenge yourself

to make your compassion more boundless, to make your love.

And this is, you know, we're talking about indirectly the practice of metta, where you're really doing your best to share your merits with all beings.

Like, may all beings be happy.

May all beings be peaceful.

May there be, you know, no strife in the world.