00:00Have you heard of Bhagat Singh?
00:01Yes, I have.
00:03So he actually deliberately chose to lay down his life.
00:09Yes, yes.
00:10He was young, quite young.
00:13Well-read, scholarly,
00:16and obviously a fire band, furious revolutionary.
00:20Yes.
00:21Though very centered,
00:23when he threw the bomb in the assembly,
00:27he ensured that nobody actually gets fatally hurt.
00:32So that's the kind of person he was.
00:36And several offers were made to him.
00:39The British said that you will be pardoned,
00:45provided you agree to such and such terms,
00:47and the terms from one point could be seen as moderate.
00:52So all those offers were made to him and all that he had to say was,
00:56okay, I'm laying down weapons and I won't fight anymore.
01:00He puts this down in writing.
01:03He says it's important for me to die.
01:06So that's an egoless espousal of death.
01:11Equally, there are revolutionaries,
01:13who said it's very important for us to live on.
01:18And the same revolutionaries who said they want to live on,
01:22at some point,
01:24they shot themselves in the head.
01:27So, you see, the one thing that connects them,
01:31not just connects them, unifies them,
01:34is the center of egolessness.
01:38The thing is prohibited.
01:39All actions are okay.
01:40Yeah.
01:42Provided the actions are not coming from a divided sense of the self.
01:48So.
01:49So.
01:50So.
01:51So.
01:54So.
01:54So.
01:54So.
