Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

So, yeah.

So for me, I think like between the birth of my child, between building this family and then these bigger questions and then having to process and resolve the death of my father, right?

So where did my daughter's soul come from?

But where did my dad's soul go?

Where is he?

And why am I here?

Right.

So that actually has led me to actually a wonderful place.

And yes, and I...

I share this because in the chapter, I do talk about trauma.

I do talk about human connection and our need for human connection, which was really exemplified in the story of me and my dad, right?

Like there was, it was a broken connection that I, in order to be healthy and happy and

and my best version myself, I needed to reestablish that.

But the other factor here is that I actually think that for me, I'm just speaking for myself, that I haven't really felt fully like myself until I started to lean in and open up my heart.

And as I've done that, and I'm not telling people what to believe,

because the truth is that like outward organized religion is not actually what I'm talking about right now.

What I'm talking about is an intimate conversation between you and something bigger that occurs during the quiet times by yourself.

Right?

Because that's what really matters.

That's what really matters.