00:00If someone judges and says like, oh my god, you're ugly, which I like, which is, that happened to me.
00:06Yes, but what's your name?
00:08Purnima.
00:09Purnima.
00:10You're Purnima.
00:12And you know that.
00:13You know that, right?
00:15What if she calls you a Mavasya?
00:22Will that have some effect on you?
00:25It might not have effect on me because I know that myself.
00:29Because I know myself.
00:31Repeat that.
00:32Because I know myself.
00:35I'm sorry.
00:36No, no.
00:37That's the answer.
00:39You need not be sorry for it.
00:40That's the answer.
00:42Because you know yourself, so whatever she says about you or I say about you will have very minimal effect
00:49on you.
00:50Very little, right?
00:52Right?
00:52People confuse each other because they are confused inside.
01:00And anybody can call anybody else by any name.
01:06What do we know about anything?
01:09The trouble is not that this person does not know you.
01:13The real trouble starts when you do not know yourself.
01:17Right?
01:18And because most of us do not know what is really inside of us, where do we stand, where our
01:27thoughts come from, where our values or feelings come from, because we do not know that.
01:32So we are internally unsure.
01:35We are internally unsure.
01:38And we are internally unsure.
01:39Then what others say becomes very important.
01:44Because I do not know.
