00:00I'd love to understand even in your own life journey, even in your own spiritual journey,
00:05what was the biggest surrendering that you had to take?
00:08What was the biggest decision that you had to take where all marble is in, I'm going
00:11in?
00:12If I go back to my college days, maybe 90% of my batch is settled abroad and it was
00:21just
00:22a few years back from today that I got my passport made.
00:25And that too, for reasons relating to the mission, I had to visit Europe for a lecture
00:31tour.
00:32So there was one thing, then there was the lure of the civil services, the Lal Bhatti, the
00:38government bungalow, the prestige, the power that comes with it and all those things.
00:44I don't think it mattered much.
00:47It's hard for me to even call that as something I have surrendered.
00:52There's dirt on your body.
00:56You go and take a bath.
00:57You don't say you have surrendered the dirt.
01:01Real surrender involves giving up something that you know anyway to be valueless.
01:07So no surrender then can be really big.
01:12You are anyway giving up something small.
01:14So how can the surrender be called something big?
01:16非常, very big.
01:16Claro, absolutely.
01:18We never have any conversations.
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