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The Beginning of the Beginning 060324 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  People are gonna talk to you about God. Right, and Christians or Christians
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  is God differently? Right? Scientists see God differently right, And people don't
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  believe in God see God differently right. Some people see God as a manifestation
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  of nature, right, and some people see God as an energy right and
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  or frequency? Right? And I remember right about God as the greatest omni
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  designer. Right. There is there is something out there in the constellation of
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  the universe or the mantivers that initiated all that engineered, all that began all
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  things. Man. Remember, when you see a tree, asked a question,
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  where did the first tree come from? Right? And when you see
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  the cloud, you ask yourself how was the first cloud make? When you
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  see the sun, you get to ask how did it began? And what
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  is the thing that started out? Think? And for what purpose? For
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  what functionality? Right? And so God, so God becomes something that is
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  taking care of you, that it's out there that you cannot see, you
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  cannot hold, you cannot touch. Right. It can be the God of
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  religion or it can't just be the force of nature or the universe. I
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  don't understand, right, because while we have two nostries to be there or
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  you have left on the right brain, or you have ten hands. Why
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  do we not look like the things that created us? Right yeah, m
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  hm. And we are different from the thing that is our beginning, right
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  yeah. And so like this this, these kittens we have here, they
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  can see us in their own guard, right yeah. I said that us,
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  that that God because they cannot they can understand us, right, They
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  cannot talk to us, right And well, they know that we're taking care
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  of them, right h They know we're we're taking care of them, and
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  they know we help them eat and give them a place to stay. They
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  can't see us, right, but they don't understand us, right hm.
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  And they might never understand why we do the things we do for their lives
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  to be better, right, But they know that with the auster lives will
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  be the same, right right. So they can give us names, right,
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  they can call us God or something. But there is something that is
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  bigger than you, that is more intelligence than you, that initiated the beginning
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  of things. Right, you ask yourself who was the first human being?
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  How did that human being come to be? If you don't go through religion,
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  how do you connect the jin code or the beginning was it an atom?
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  Was it a particle? Was it an unknown matter? Whether they called
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  dark matter or no or particles as they call it? What was it our
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  miniscule or none, no or microscopic? Was that thing? Where did it
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  come from? And why did they do what it did for us to be
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  here? How was this universe made? How long did it take the universe
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  to be made? You see, the religion explains the universe differently, right,
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  Philosophers explain the universe differently, right, Scientists explain the universe differently.
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  Right, then the common human being itself explain the universe differently? Right?
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  The question becomes what is reality? Is it made up? Is it real?
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  What is it that is true? What is it that's not real?
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  And the question becomes what is human? Is it the physical body? Is
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  it your soul? Is it your mind? Right? Is it your feelings?
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  And we ask many things to us? What makes it? Is it
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  the space you live in? Is it time? Right? What is the
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  human being? Because most of us most that's what makes the things that make
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  humans. We can actually not see it, we cannot touch it. Right?
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  What is life? We are? We are alive? Right? We
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  cannot see life? We cannot we cannot touch life. We cannot see life.
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  We cannot touch life. Right. Hm. We are death, right,
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  we cannot see death, we cannot touch that. Right. We live
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  in space. Right, we cannot see space. We cannot touch the space.
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  Humans got the mind, right, we cannot see the mind. We
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  cannot touch your mind. Humans got a soul. We cannot see this soul.
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  We cannot touch the soul. Right. M. And human is not
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  energy. Right, you cannot haul it. You cannot see it, cannot
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  touch it. Right. So the element and essence of our being, it's
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  beyond our understanding. Right, that's why people believe in a god. In
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  our philosophy. God, it's a percase gee a podcast oh apercast d right,
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  meaning the greatest omni designer. Right. Yeah. The thing that is
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  that isn't that we know that we don't know, right, but we know
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  that something Maybe that bag, maybe that's small? Is it beginning to our
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  things? Right? They see for the kittens to be here, they were
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  not like face. Right. You guys saw the way the kittens were born.
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  Right, you guys saw what their mom did. D what happened when
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  the kittens were born? You guys tell me the process will happen the first
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  when so first, when the cat this morning, the cat was walking around
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  me owing at first, so once, once we were doing something, she
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  went she went in our room under the bed, and then she after a
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  few after like an hour, the cat gave birth, and then we saw
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  one kitten. We saw one kitten was out, and then kitty, the
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  cat was licking it a lot. They kept licking it. They stayed there
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  for long and just kept licking it till the next day. We made a
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  home for it, and then it started. Then kitty started feeding them.
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  The kittens started sucking their breast milk, and then she was staying with them
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  for a long. She didn't she didn't used to go out a lot anymore.
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  She just stay with the kittens. Okay, to say own story,
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  tell the story what so many kittens kid the kid the kittens were born.
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  So first the cat was mewing all around when we're studying. So later we're
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  thinking what was wrong with it? So later the cat went under in our
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  room under their bed. We kept going in the room looking what you was
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  doing. The sooner when the sooner, like after two or one hour later,
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  the cat gave birth. So first it gave birth to one kitten and
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  started licking it. Then they gave birth to four more kittens and started to
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  lick it. So then we made a home with it out of the box,
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  and then we put a little blanket in it. Then later we braid
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  the kittens and the cat in there. Then the cat didn't really go out
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  anymore because they stayed with the kittens forever. But then when the kittens grew
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  a little up, when the kiden screw up a little, the cat started
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  to go out, thinking that the kittens came, uh, can take care
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  of themselves. Yeah, And then either the kittens started eating the cat,
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  the hard one, not the little baby. And then we thought that the
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  kittens cannot eat them because they still had little tea. But now we noticed
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  that they're actually growing little teeth. So then we started playing with it,
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  giving me water, feeding it, feeding it some new foods. Yeah.
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  Study they started sleeping everywhere in the house, sleeping under couches and uh,
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  under chairs everywhere. Even even one cat started to sleep by the feet of
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  us. Were laughing at it. Don't care, so that it's the beginning
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  of something, the genesis of that right on the crist of the cans.
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  How did the cat? How did the mummy cat know how to do all
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  this? Right? Who taught it? Is it programmed by God? It's
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  a program by nature? Right? So they cad did not go to Harvard,
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  did not go to Yeah, you don't go to school to learn all
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  that. But that's the the forces in nature that is part of our own
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  being creatures. Right. That's why I said the human being is a gene
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  code of nature. Right, and that the human being is the seed of
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  nature. Right, and the gene code of God. Right. See God,
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  that God like genie. You. That tells you that the guard genie
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  use that intelligence right to survive and to try it right and to know what
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  we hurt and we not hurt the right. It makes you think that and
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  ask questions, right, And it makes you to be productive, to be
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  proactive, to be play active. It makes you to seek reason, to
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  seek rationality, to seek intelligence, to sick understanding, to seek wisdom,
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  to gain experiences, to understand how life works, how to deal with all
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  the human beings. Right, And they did this. See the jinker of
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  God in you, the jinkle of intelligence make it to seek to understand nature,
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  the universe? Right. Why does it rain? Why does it shine?
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  Wh to have all the oceans, all the trees, you can't have
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  food, right? And where does it come from? Who made it?
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  Is it that we're not intelligent enough to know that we have very intelligent human
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  beings? Is it that we don't have the time because of distruction, that
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  we don't we don't have the time to actually understand the God in us,
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  that the human mind is infinity, that we are the most intelligent creatures on
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  the human planet. Is it that we don't know a lot? Oh,
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  don't seek to know a lot? That we have someone's distructing to desires,
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  pleasures and ones and needs because nature is very intelligent to think, and the
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  human being supposed to be very intelligent doesn't think. I don't think that the
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  humans are the most intelligent creature on the human planet. We can create that
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  which is not natural. Right, So when people talk about God, it
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  might not be religious right, It might be religious right because human ignorance or
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  human inability to know a lot keeps us in a lot of in a lot
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  of fog, right, a lot of cloud right, in a lot of
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  gray areas right? And with lack of connectivity, right, we can only
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  connect the dots of our own being. Right, We seructually don't know what
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  it means to be a human being. That's why that they say the human
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  being is a compound world. The human dies because it comes from nature.
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  Right. But the being is the mind, they space, the time,
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  the energy, right, and the soul and the feelings. That thing that
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  we are that is not physical, that cannot be saying, that cannot be
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  taught, that can never be heard. But we know those things exist.
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  Consciousness or does it come from sub consciousness? Conscience? Does it come from?
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  Why do we do the things we do? Why do certain people do
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  certain things better than others? Good and evil? Where does it come from?
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  I don't have the good mind and the bad mind, a good heart
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  and a bad heart. The thinking, the thought, to analyze that thought,
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  to make reason out of it, or make sense out of it?
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  What does it come from? Science will try to explain it. Religion will
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  try to explain it. They may a person will try to explain. But
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  one thing is clear. We are trying to explain something that we really do
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  not know. Well, that's the mystic of the being that us. You
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  are on this planet, you must give tongues every day to something that you
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  can call God, or to nature, or to the universe, or to
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  the motives, or to the cosmos, or to something, or to lock
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  or comer or com or blessings, or to your ancestors. He must give
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  praise and tongues to something or somebody or people that were or were not for
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  making life to be what life it is to us. It must be very
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  thankful and very appreciative of life. It must be very We should be happy
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  every day or we wake up, because some people do not wake up.
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  We should be happy when we are healthy because some people are not healthy.
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  We should be happy we will have food to it because some people don't have
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  food to it. Which will happy when we'll have a shelter because some people
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  don't have shelter. We should be happy when we can have fall the things
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  we need. We should be happy when we got to inspire something for desires
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  or pleasures. But we should be mindful that we came here because of something
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  that we don't know. That boy is not to purpose an essence of being.
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  Why are you here? What's the purpose of your being? It's a
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  human being, a tool, an essence and functionality, a purpose and meaning,
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  what is it that is you the human being? Don't the thing?
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  You seek to know what that is and to be grateful for every day.
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  Yes, we drink water. Imagine a war without water. Where did the
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  first water come from? Look at the oceans. Look at all these beautiful
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  trees and all these beautiful flowers. We did not plant some of o those
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  trees. On the contrary, with destroyed them. Look at the beauties of
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  the cloud. Sounds will tell you how the clouds are formed and how rain
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  comes to be. Sounds would tend to understand the sun, the magma,
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  the plasma, what makes the sun to be the sun? But what is
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  the function of the sun, because you are part of that sun. We
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  take away the sun where human exists. If we take away the clouds,
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  whi human exists. If we take away the skies where human exists. If
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  we take away the air, you break where human exists. We take all
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  the trees and plans in the universe. Well, we're human exists, and
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  all those are the beauty of life. If you take away pets or animals,
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  we're humans exist. They are coming. Very human exists. If you
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  if you take away if you take away fellow human beings, yes, sir,
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  and yeah, yeah, we we're human exists. If so, it's
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  that thing that we call God, right, because there is something in the
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  universe that we don't know, right, So every day we work almost be
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  tankful. Right, it must thankful for the for the things you see in
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  nature in my time, go to the people you see. Right, we're
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  able to preserve nature right because nature is given to us, right, and
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  this universe and the cosmos right by something we do not know. Right.
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  Science might call it something else, right, Christian call it God? Right
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  yeah yeah, but in the beginning, But in the beginning was something right,
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  the greatest omni designer. Right, that's where we all of us come
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  from. Right, yeah, So it's culture. I believe in God.
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  I believe in God. Why do you believe in God? Princeville? God
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  is good? Why do you believe in God? You will not be made?
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  Yeah right? Yeah, Mommy and Daddy give birth to you, right,
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  But we didn't in the beginning. We just saw in the hospital and
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  got surprised. Right, right, God make that happen. Right. Science
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  can only explain the universe, right, But science did not make the universes.
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  That makes sense, and science sometimes can be wrong like well, most
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  believe in science right, because science is the thing from Gallileo to World War
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  Today that makes us to understand the universe much better. Right. The more
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  we'll understand the universe, the more understand whatself right. The less we understand
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  the universe, the more you don't know about self right. The great areas
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  ignorance, intelligence, arrogance or narcissism. That's where humans find themselves right.
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  Okay, have faith, right, benefit something to gather yourself right like life
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  right, Thank you God, I argue today