00:00It is like a love affair. You cannot say, you know, I'm a traditional lover.
00:05Over the last five generations, we have been lovers. That is a senseless thing to say.
00:10You see, when we say something is traditional, we are actually ignoring the ones that sit right
00:20at the origin of all traditions. There are those who come up with their insights and they put it
00:28in the form of a book mostly because that's compassion. I got something and I would want
00:35to share it because I see how that helps me and I would want others to be helped. But then
00:41this is
00:42not knowledge. This is not something that can be transmitted externally from one person to other.
00:49This is a choice. So it's a pretty individual thing where each one has to accept what you could call
00:57as the inner love proposal and say, yeah, yeah, I do. I do. Yes, I do. It's a love affair
01:04with oneself.
01:06And if one doesn't want to enter it, then one will play all kinds of games and all kinds of
01:12mischief.
01:12And that's what people have done in the name of tradition. Oh, I face a lot of resistance.
01:17They say, you know, I am a distorter of tradition.
01:23You take that as a compliment.
01:24I take that as a compliment, obviously.
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