Shi Heng Yi

And I don't know how else to say this.

So I wouldn't say it's a coincidence for whoever is watching this episode right now, seeing this one, seeing you, seeing me and listening to whatever they were listening right now.

And that is at least from my side now also the final message here.

To continuously walk right now in this lifetime and always just looking for new input, new input, new input, new input, but not actually taking really into consideration what is right in front of your eyes.

This is also ignorant.

It's already here.

It has already been spoken many, many, many times.

And that's why looking for more knowledge and for more information, but none of that putting it into real experience and practice and real life is not helpful at all and it's just going to bring you nowhere.

So therefore, listening to one podcast and really trying to maybe go into it and deeply contemplating about the content of what just has been said sometimes is more useful than just waiting for the next podcast to come and look for more input.

Just to like distract your mind.

Prior of me traveling to the US, for example, and also like knowing already in preparation, there are going to be so many people asking me questions.

I also consulted with my teacher and asked him, because he kept on telling me, be careful, the more you talk, the more you talk, the more you try to explain how this life is functioning, you are actually misleading the people.

He always told me, talk less.

Talk less and just, how I say, he just said, talk less.

Don't try to answer questions of each individual.

You need to break the question.

And I was contemplating then at some point, like, what do you exactly mean?

And he just told me like this, if you have 50 podcasts,

you're going to receive minimum 50 different questions.

And I could continue in this lifetime answering these questions.