Sasha Cobra

so insensitive to the essence of what we ought to be about, which is love.

There's no child on this planet that would rationalize and create logic and politicize pain.

And yet people's minds come in and they start wars

over things that are completely unnatural to, in my opinion, our essence and our existence as humans.

And so when I look at these things,

What is the solution for that?

What is the solution for the wars that we see globally?

What is the solutions for the violence and the pain that we see on the planet?

Because for me, it is not natural to the human experience.

This is something that we're programmed with.

It's something that we're conditioned with.

And it's a byproduct of the pain that we carry from our deepest, deepest trauma.

And that trauma is the trauma of not being loved as we should and not being able to love as we should in a society that is so backwards.

Absolutely.

And not only just that, if you look at conflicts in relationships, we can start, you know, closer to our intimate experience in life.

You look at relationships.

Why are we so violent with one another?

How could we say we love somebody and then yell at them?

Where is that pain coming from?

And at the end of the day, when you go layer by layer into everything that people complain about, give reason to, give logic to, at the end of the day, it's because they feel unloved.