00:00So what about the victims who bear the consequences?
00:04They apparently later in life also, they can't stand up for them.
00:08You're right, you're right, you're right.
00:09But then, you know, physical abuse is one thing, which is factual.
00:15Somebody comes and hurts you on the leg, right?
00:18It's a factual injury.
00:21However, as we go through life, most of the wounds that we suffer are not on the body.
00:28They are on the mind.
00:32And the wounds on the body, they heal in due course.
00:36Biology takes care of that.
00:37There is a wound on the body, it will heal.
00:40But the wounds on the mind, they not only fester, they sometimes deepen with time.
00:46So when you're talking of the victim, let's be specific.
00:51We are talking of the one who allowed her mind to be wounded.
00:57When your body is wounded, sometimes you are helpless with that.
01:01Somebody threw a stone at you, it wounded your body, you couldn't do anything about it.
01:05Fine, understood.
01:06But when your mind is wounded, you are a participant there.
01:12Internally, you cannot be wounded without your consent.
01:16Would you remember this?
01:17Now withdraw that participation.
01:20Say, no, I am not going to play this game.
01:23And if you're not going to play that game, they cannot wound you.
01:30Go and die at me.
01:33Go and die at me.
01:33Go and die at me.
01:33Go and die at me.
01:34Go and die at me.
01:34Go and die at me.
01:35Go and die at me.
01:35Go and die at me.
01:35Go and die at me.
01:36Go and die at me.
01:37Go and die at me.
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