00:00When you go to one of those street vendors or the sweet sellers, they often offer you something to taste.
00:08Here, have this. Even in cosmetics shop, they offer that. Here, use a little bit of this perfume.
00:13And that much exposure is deemed to be sufficient to tell you what that object is like, right?
00:21But when it comes to the objects in our life, we continuously maintain a position of deliberate doubt.
00:30Well, it is still not clear. I don't know. How do I take a final decision?
00:36I can't be definite. I don't really know. Tell that to the street vendor.
00:42Bhaya, keep offering me more because I am still not clear.
00:46And people do that, don't they?
00:47They'll say, ah, I tasted this. No, not that one.
00:51If there are 48 samples on offer, they want to taste everything.
00:56Why? Because the very intention is dirty.
01:01What are you so much in doubt about? Please tell me.
01:04What kind of newness has entered life that you can't really make your mind about it?
01:09In fact, newness is something that we avoid like death.
01:13Do we ever allow anything new to come to us? No.
01:17The same old things have to return.
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