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Prince Israel Zaar on: Love Thy Mother as I Loved Mine 08092025 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: I miss my mother. She is gone, but not gone.
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Speaker 1: Since the person of my mother, it's almost almost a
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Speaker 1: year today, I still find it difficult to accept, but
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Speaker 1: I'm faced with a reality that one day this body
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Speaker 1: shall be left to this earth, and the eternity and
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Speaker 1: the infinity of the being shall live with us forever.
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Speaker 1: Just thinking of my mother, it means she lives the
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Speaker 1: essense of being, transcend the physicality of being itself. I
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Speaker 1: think of my mother all the time. I see her
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Speaker 1: and everything that I do that is good, I self
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Speaker 1: reflect for what time together, her warmth, her love. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I came to realize that she was the only person.
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Speaker 1: But truly we understand who I am. Do you imagine
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Speaker 1: my thought? What I was doing? Sometimes what I'm thinking,
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Speaker 1: you tell me, I don't think about it. I mean
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Speaker 1: something that is not right? She will questioned the dimples
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Speaker 1: on my face on the wrinkers to know what is
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Speaker 1: troubling me. Just happy when I'm happy, she said, When
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Speaker 1: I'm sad, she's satisfied with life because we give her hope.
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Speaker 1: When I sit in this physical being, when I have
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Speaker 1: physical presence, it elevates the magnitude of her stature in
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Speaker 1: my mind. The gloriousness of being, the immortality of existence,
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Speaker 1: the tenaty of the soul, and the infinitiness of the mind,
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Speaker 1: that mind or have, that memory that we must keep,
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Speaker 1: and that memory which that we must make, and the
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Speaker 1: positivity of that memory. It's the thing that keeps us on.
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Speaker 1: The energy of life is looking back and thinking of
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Speaker 1: the good the good times, the happy times. Think of
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Speaker 1: the mother. You think of that little kid, that sygod
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Speaker 1: that figures that baby, all in the womb of one person,
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Speaker 1: and that time coming that baby is released to this world,
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Speaker 1: the baby's giving the name and the warm in arms
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Speaker 1: of the mother. Breast fat fat, the diaper changes a
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Speaker 1: band mens to the doctor. That mom always been there
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Speaker 1: to fit here, to nurture you, to protect, here, to
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Speaker 1: teach you, to kid ly, to guide here that tender,
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Speaker 1: loving care of a mother that sees you for what
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Speaker 1: you are, and always see you as an extension of
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Speaker 1: the mother herself, something connected to the womb. I remember
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Speaker 1: that wound's state. When I'm in the womb, or when
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Speaker 1: I was in her womb, I will breathe her breath.
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Speaker 1: I will eat the food she eats. If she is sick,
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Speaker 1: I'll be sick. She is healthy, I'll be her healthy.
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Speaker 1: She if active, I'll be active. I became her, she
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Speaker 1: became me, for I was her and she was me
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Speaker 1: until she sent me to this world, this war that
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Speaker 1: I am in. And now she is gone, but not gone,
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Speaker 1: because I am her. She lives in me and I
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Speaker 1: live in her. Oh, her wisdom, her kitchens and mentoring.
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Speaker 1: All the experiences I had with her, the hard work,
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Speaker 1: the discipline, I cannot forget that, teaching me right and wrong,
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Speaker 1: reinforcing right action, day after dinner, time after time, making
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Speaker 1: show I was okay, making show my dresses well, okay,
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Speaker 1: test the food I add. I can show the what
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Speaker 1: I was warm when it's called, or what I was
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Speaker 1: called when his heart, making show my temperature was good,
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Speaker 1: constantly caring and worrying about me. That mother, that love,
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Speaker 1: a kindness, a tenderness, a graciousness, that blissfulness, that blessings.
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Speaker 1: What can that be? Only to be grateful, unhappy? And
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Speaker 1: she was my mother. I think of her day after that,
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Speaker 1: when we last met, when we last spoke, and what
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Speaker 1: we're talking about. How did it? How didn't I know
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Speaker 1: that was the last thing we were made? How did
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Speaker 1: I know that was the last thing who speak, But
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Speaker 1: that's the physiological or biological realities of life. But that
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Speaker 1: behaved that she is gone. H She is TOI here.
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Speaker 1: If I'm the seal of nature, then she is that nature.
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Speaker 1: If where I come from it's from the wound, then
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Speaker 1: she is to here. If if well I was born,
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Speaker 1: was in the hospital, then she is to here. If
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Speaker 1: who I am is not wich she taught me, then
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Speaker 1: she is to here. How lucky was I to come
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Speaker 1: from a womb like that, something mother like her, always
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Speaker 1: doing her best for a life, a life to be better,
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Speaker 1: loving all the children with that discrimination, caring for the
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Speaker 1: last among us, teaching us to help others, to give
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Speaker 1: a cloth to somebody who need, wha to care for
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Speaker 1: his sake, to be open minded, open hearted, and generous
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Speaker 1: in our hands or with our hands, generals with our minds,
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Speaker 1: and generals with our deeds. Her faith was his strength,
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Speaker 1: Believing in hope, believing in forgiveness, believe in the realities
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Speaker 1: of life. Her boldness overcoming cancer with a smile and
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Speaker 1: overcoming life it's difficulties, it's challenges, it's pretense, the hate,
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Speaker 1: But with that she still have grace, unhappiness, never seen
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Speaker 1: a person like that. Despite all that whish life gave
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Speaker 1: to her that she didn't expect. She raised eight beautiful children.
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Speaker 1: She gave us everything we needed. There's nothing more you
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Speaker 1: expect from a mother than the loving mother, a mother
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Speaker 1: that truly loves. Here from the heart, from the heart,
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Speaker 1: the mother that knows what love is, and she gave
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Speaker 1: it to you. She implanted love in my heart, the
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Speaker 1: gene of love, the gene code of love. She implanted
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Speaker 1: humanity in my heart. To see the world as he has,
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Speaker 1: To be kind to one another, to ask for forgiveness
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Speaker 1: and you go wrong, To always know that when you're fighting,
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Speaker 1: I mean, somebody is wrong, and be the first to
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Speaker 1: realize your mistakes and be the first to correct it.
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Speaker 1: The power of communication, talking to one another, checking on
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Speaker 1: one another, making sure that everybody is okay, and even
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Speaker 1: those who don't wish you well. To live life knowing
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Speaker 1: this life after that, before life there was life, and
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Speaker 1: after this physical life is gone, no stable life. Remember
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Speaker 1: her always telling us, don't worry about me, because I will.
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Speaker 1: I will always be here. I can't understand what I meant.
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Speaker 1: She is here with me, talking about her. She lives
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Speaker 1: thinking about her good She seemed eternal, explaining the expanse
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Speaker 1: of my mind makes her to be infinite. Her story
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Speaker 1: is with me, her Gane is with me. Her life
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Speaker 1: is for me to remember. Her deeds is for me
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Speaker 1: to venerate, and her mistakes, her mistakes is for me
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Speaker 1: to fix. Who am I by just a happy child?
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Speaker 1: I was blessed with a loving mother. And when I
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Speaker 1: look into the door, always remind people to be happy.
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Speaker 1: To what with what you have, the one thing that
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Speaker 1: the human being has as a mother. They don't know
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Speaker 1: who and what your mother is until when she is
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Speaker 1: not here. As long as your mother lives, celebrate her,
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Speaker 1: venered her, show her your care, show her your apprecision,
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Speaker 1: why she is still alive, Tell her you love her,
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Speaker 1: show her you love her why she is still alive.
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Speaker 1: I was just blessed to do that with my mother
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Speaker 1: when she was here. I remember her last call to
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Speaker 1: me reminding me to keep doing the things are doing
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Speaker 1: in life that you have sayen that that is my
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Speaker 1: own way, my own way as having a larger heart,
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Speaker 1: thinking about those who cannot think of themselves, trying to
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Speaker 1: be there for those whom nobody cares, trying to be
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Speaker 1: with the bad ones as he must re sigh. If
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Speaker 1: I learned from my mother, Do not judge, do not conclude.
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Speaker 1: Humans are what they are all love us are mistaken creatures.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes we act by impulse or by accident. Sometimes we
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Speaker 1: think we know when we don't. Now we just be generous.
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Speaker 1: We are sore and we are mind to know that
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Speaker 1: they don't know everything, and that you can never know everything.
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Speaker 1: Happy to have a mother like that. Always pray and
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Speaker 1: ask unto others to love your mother accept their mistakes,
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Speaker 1: for she accepted yours. Don't seek to judge your mother.
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Speaker 1: I want your mother tobo what she cannot be. Perfection
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Speaker 1: is not human. Humans can only do what they can
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Speaker 1: dore with what is to them. Some can stretch their minds,
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Speaker 1: some can't stretch their limbs. Some can't do what others
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Speaker 1: can do. Some can't do what they can do, and
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Speaker 1: some mothers we fall short. It's not for us to judge.
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Speaker 1: I tell upon you to care for your mother. To
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Speaker 1: constantly care for your mother. The way you are with
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Speaker 1: your mother, I always think the days she will not
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Speaker 1: be there. Don't waste your time with your mother for futilities, trivialities,
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Speaker 1: empty fights and quarrels. Disrespect, abandonment of the mother. Are
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Speaker 1: good not right action? Asked? My mother always say, I
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Speaker 1: always remember right action. Right action is something I learned
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Speaker 1: from my mother. Even when you have the right to
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Speaker 1: do something, You can have the right to hurt somebody.
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Speaker 1: You can have the right to fire somebody. You can
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Speaker 1: have the right to discipline somebody. You can have the
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Speaker 1: right to punish somebody. You can have the right to
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Speaker 1: kill somebody. But always ask yourself is it the right
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Speaker 1: thing to tell? I learn that from my mother etcha
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Speaker 1: ambiguity or eticha dilemous, and that sometimes you do the
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Speaker 1: right thing every when it might be wrong based on
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Speaker 1: human calculations. I remember you always remind me growing up
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Speaker 1: as a kid, to teach me come on science, Come
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Speaker 1: on sense, She would say, Prince common sense. That if
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Speaker 1: somebody knocks on the door, you say yes, it means
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Speaker 1: the person can come here. That if you are in
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Speaker 1: the restroom, are you knocked somebody, say yes, it means
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Speaker 1: do not come here. That stays with me, It means
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Speaker 1: my mother lives. I remember my mother teaching me on
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Speaker 1: rite action and comme on science. That if a child
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Speaker 1: runs from danger and comes to you, and that danger
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Speaker 1: stands knocking on your door, asking if that child is
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Speaker 1: in there. You will say no. You don't say no
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Speaker 1: because it's true. You say no because you're lying. When
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Speaker 1: you're lying to save the life of that child. Remember
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Speaker 1: my mother telling me lying it's a survivor too. You
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Speaker 1: remind me not don't lie when your life is not
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Speaker 1: a stick. Do not lie when the life of others,
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Speaker 1: when the lives of others are not a stick. Don't
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Speaker 1: necessarily lies destroys the person itself. And when you're lying,
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Speaker 1: it means you're not crying. Now, when you're lying, it
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Speaker 1: means you're making somebody else to look bad. My mama
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Speaker 1: tell me it's not good. A line makes you in fear,
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Speaker 1: line makes you insecured. Remember, my mother will tell me
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Speaker 1: that the power of the human being, or the absence
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Speaker 1: of it, is the magnitude of their lies. That a
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Speaker 1: free human is an objective human, very difficult, very challenging
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Speaker 1: to practice. Are to be realistic and not too sick
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Speaker 1: to be liked or to be loved, or to place
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Speaker 1: orders or to seek validation. When you are doing something wrong,
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Speaker 1: a mom will remind me that that is not right.
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Speaker 1: That even when nobody is saying to what is right,
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Speaker 1: even when there is nobody to say. Thank you, do
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Speaker 1: what is right. Don't do right for others. They don't
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Speaker 1: do good for others. You do good for goodness sake.
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Speaker 1: You do right because the right thing to do. When
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Speaker 1: I studied law and jurisprudence, when a minor in psychology
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Speaker 1: destroy the minds of humans. When I studied criminal justice
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Speaker 1: to PhD level, I start to think that my mother
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Speaker 1: was right in law. They casts something in law. There's
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Speaker 1: something I got. Discretion. The judge has the discretion, The
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Speaker 1: police officer has discretion, the teacher has discretion, the boss
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Speaker 1: has discretion. The person with authority has discretion. That discression
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Speaker 1: means that even with the rights and powers vested in
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Speaker 1: your hands like that of a mother, you still love
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Speaker 1: a cad. You still forgive that cad, and that when
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Speaker 1: you punish the caid, that punishment is not for pain,
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Speaker 1: That punishment is not dictiveness, The punishment is not hurt.
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Speaker 1: That punishment is measured and calculated just to teach the
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Speaker 1: caid to be better than the prayerence of the discretion.
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Speaker 1: After the conditions, the circumstance, and the situation, that prayerence
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Speaker 1: of the discussion to be better. And no matter the
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Speaker 1: person you are married to, no matter the second constances
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Speaker 1: in the house, no matter the treatment, but no matter
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Speaker 1: what is the right thing for the mother to love
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Speaker 1: and care for the child? No excuse, no excuse. When
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Speaker 1: I studied criminal justice and I traveled around the world,
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Speaker 1: I talk to so many people and visited presence, I
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Speaker 1: get to see that a broken society comes from a
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Speaker 1: disrespected mother. When the woman is shot a side, when
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Speaker 1: the woman is disrespected, when the woman is appealsed, a
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Speaker 1: child is not raised. Wow, I was just lucky to
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Speaker 1: have a loving mother and a loving father. I was
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Speaker 1: not blessed lucky. They gave me the wisdom of life
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Speaker 1: to be happy with this life. I go to bed happy,
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Speaker 1: I wake up happy because happiness is a state of pay.
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Speaker 1: It's not that things are making me happy. Is that
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to make myself happy. Because happiness is me,
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Speaker 1: It's not anything else. I can only express happiness onto others.
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Speaker 1: A state of fulfillment, feeling sufficient, feeling adequate, is given
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Speaker 1: to that child by the mother. They must love the
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Speaker 1: child and let the chad know he loved the child.
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Speaker 1: You must care for the child and let the child
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Speaker 1: know that you care for that child. He must be
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Speaker 1: there for the child, no matter the conditions, with their circumstances.
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Speaker 1: The mother must sacrifice their lives for the child. You
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Speaker 1: cannot give an excuse not to be there with the child.
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Speaker 1: And even if you are not with a man, you
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Speaker 1: cannot not be with a child. No matter the system
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Speaker 1: of government or the system of laws in which you
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Speaker 1: find yourself, you must find it to be with a child.
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Speaker 1: Because you give birth to that child. They give birth
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Speaker 1: to that child. I was lucky to have a mother,
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Speaker 1: not fulfill the responsibilities of a mother. You don't need
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Speaker 1: to have much to take care of a child. It
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Speaker 1: don't need that much material wealth. It only give that
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Speaker 1: child that spirit, your wealth, the intennal wealth, that wealth
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Speaker 1: of love, that wealth of care, the wealth of being there.
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Speaker 1: Thus being there for a child means a lad parents
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Speaker 1: being there for their children. You have society, you have
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Speaker 1: the community. It's time I see a broken human It's
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Speaker 1: time I go on the nails. It's time I see
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Speaker 1: the killings, the shuldings, the robbery, the crime they hate,
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Speaker 1: the violence, the inhumanity, the cruelty, the savagery, the killings,
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Speaker 1: the rape of children. The abduction, the trafficking. It's time.
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Speaker 1: I see this world. I see a broken wall, I
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Speaker 1: see a broken home. I see a home in which
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Speaker 1: the mother was not there and the father was not there.
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Speaker 1: But even if the father is not there, the mother
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Speaker 1: must be there. And even if that mother is not there,
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Speaker 1: there must be a mother in a guardian. There must
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Speaker 1: be a mother in a sponsor. There must be a
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Speaker 1: mother in a mentor. There must be a mother in
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Speaker 1: the teacher. There must be a mother in a coach.
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Speaker 1: There must be a mother somewhere, a mother somewhere for
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Speaker 1: a child. And mother without warmth, that embrace, that hark,
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Speaker 1: that tap in the back, and mother and looks into
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Speaker 1: your eyes and see you eat. The mother that is
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Speaker 1: happy when you're eating. The mother does happy on your
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Speaker 1: out there playing with your friends. Then mother does happy
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Speaker 1: to call you to come back home, to take your shower,
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Speaker 1: to eat your food, to do your home work. Then
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Speaker 1: mother does there to check in your dresses to see
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Speaker 1: if it is a barg if there's something discomfanted, discomforting you.
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Speaker 1: And mother does that, give you a kiss and presses
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Speaker 1: her forehead to your forehead, That mother, what's there for me?
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Speaker 1: And no matter the distance on my travels, I won't
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Speaker 1: separated us because you make a man out of me.
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Speaker 1: She told me to take care of myself, to behold
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Speaker 1: in myself. A broken human comes from a broken house.
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Speaker 1: The mother must teach the child to be self sufficient.
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Speaker 1: The mother must teach the child to work. The mother
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Speaker 1: must teach the child to take care of itself. And
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Speaker 1: mother making sure that a child can take care of
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Speaker 1: itself and that chid can be happy with itself no
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Speaker 1: matter what the world throws that hear. That mother that
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Speaker 1: teaches a child not to see the discrimination, not to
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Speaker 1: see the discrepancies, not to see the hate or the hurt.
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Speaker 1: The mother that teaches a child to rise above all that,
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Speaker 1: to find God or to find good, or to find salvation,
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Speaker 1: or to find a community or to belong into something
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Speaker 1: that makes their life to be bigger than itself. And
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Speaker 1: mother that teaches a child to contribute, to give themselves
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Speaker 1: to the community, to sacrifice themselves for the sec of God,
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Speaker 1: to see beyond itself, to see past itself. And mother
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Speaker 1: that takes away narcissism from a kid and instilled in
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Speaker 1: the kid humility that takes away done me, me, Me, Me,
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Speaker 1: The mother that takes away in entitlement. I'm victims without
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Speaker 1: of a cat, that mather. I'll take you to sit
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Speaker 1: now and listen, and mother, I can make a child
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Speaker 1: to listen that mother, that will take away distraction from
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Speaker 1: a child. Thou don't do things to place that child
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Speaker 1: or that's right for the child. That mother does not
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Speaker 1: begin to be laughed by a child. Whore's teaching a
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Speaker 1: child how to laugh. That mother does not begin for
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Speaker 1: attention from a child, but teaching a child to be attentive.
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Speaker 1: That mother who cares. That mother that became the mentor
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Speaker 1: of the teacher, the doctor, the coach, the friend, the companion,
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Speaker 1: the first laugh, and mother that's always there. If you
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Speaker 1: don't have that in a mother and need to instill
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Speaker 1: that in the matter. The job of a child is
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Speaker 1: to be pleased with the love of the matter. I
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Speaker 1: tell people, when you see God, see your mother. When
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Speaker 1: there is no God, there is your mother. When nobody
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Speaker 1: loves you, Your mother loved you. When nobody cares about
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Speaker 1: about you. Your mother cared for you. Those who discomminate
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Speaker 1: against you, your mother didn't those who disinfranchises to you.
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Speaker 1: Your mother didn't those who steal away from here your
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Speaker 1: mother didn't. Those who cheat on here your mother didn't.
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Speaker 1: Those who exploit here your mother didn't. Those who laughed
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Speaker 1: at ear your mother didn't. My mother gave me everything
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Speaker 1: I needed in this life. I cannot be generous to
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Speaker 1: this life. My mother leaves, she lives because I'm here.
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Speaker 1: I just wish. I pray that you have to sign,
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Speaker 1: And if you don't make it to bey, looke it
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Speaker 1: to pay. You can creately. You two pay off your mother.
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Speaker 1: You can create positive illusions of your mother. You can't
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Speaker 1: write a script or your mother. You can give your
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Speaker 1: mother what she doesn't have. You can peel a home
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Speaker 1: for your mother if he has no harm. You can
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Speaker 1: build a hospital in the name of your mother, if
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Speaker 1: you ask your if you have the means, you can
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Speaker 1: build a nation for the sake of your mother. You
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Speaker 1: can be a good leader in unor of your mother.
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Speaker 1: You can care for humans in unor of your mother.
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Speaker 1: You can be a good police officer in honor of
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Speaker 1: your mother. You can be a good firefighter in honor
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Speaker 1: of your mother. It can be a good doctor, a
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Speaker 1: good nurse, or a good janitor. You can't do the
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Speaker 1: work you do in honor of your mother. It can
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Speaker 1: be the wish. You are the greatest of thanks and
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Speaker 1: honor of your mother. You can be the best student
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Speaker 1: and an of your mother. You can be a genius
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Speaker 1: and an inventor. You can be a creator or maker,
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Speaker 1: or move or shaker in and of your mother. Why
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Speaker 1: do you think humans or the ancients called this space
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Speaker 1: that we are mother Earth? Mother Earth? Because it started
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Speaker 1: with the mother, the woman. It's my intelligence than a man.
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Speaker 1: The woman lives longer than a man. From the womb
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Speaker 1: of the woman's everything made. The woman is a better
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Speaker 1: leader because she brought us up. The woman is a society.
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Speaker 1: The woman is the eight that it was. The womb
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Speaker 1: in the beginning was the womb, and the woman was
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Speaker 1: the woman. The woman to the woman was Jesus' maid
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Speaker 1: was Socrates or Platter or Aristotle, the founding fathers, all
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Speaker 1: the nobel lords, and all the greatness of being. When
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Speaker 1: the life of a human being is broken, it can
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Speaker 1: never be because of the mother. When the human being
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Speaker 1: falls short, it can never be because of the murder. Psychopathy,
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Speaker 1: social party can never be because of the woman. When
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Speaker 1: you take a gun to go ahead another person, it
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Speaker 1: can only be because of a woman. Racism sexism or
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Speaker 1: bakertry was not because of the woman. The first Second War,
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Speaker 1: World War, what's not because of the woman, the war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, and what is happening in the mirror is
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Speaker 1: it's not because of the woman. The nuclear bomb, it's
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Speaker 1: not because of the woman. All the wars we fight
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Speaker 1: and conflicts around the war, around the war, it's not
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Speaker 1: because of the woman. People not being paid well, it's
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Speaker 1: not because of the woman. Violence and anarchy and chaos
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Speaker 1: and instability, it's not because of the woman. Because that
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Speaker 1: woman is the womb. And that womb was peaceful, that
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Speaker 1: womb was tab, that womb was tender, that woman was carried,
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Speaker 1: That woman was fair, that womb was just. That womb
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Speaker 1: was tolerant, tolerant, That womb was right, that whom was peace,
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Speaker 1: that womb was harmony, That womb what was God, That
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Speaker 1: womb was science, That womb was the molecular atoms. That
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Speaker 1: womb was the egg, and that womb was a woman.
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Speaker 1: And out of that womb humans was born out of
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Speaker 1: that egg? What was creatures made out of that mother?
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Speaker 1: What's this earth? You cannot come from that womb and
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Speaker 1: not be a good person. I'd be a nice person
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Speaker 1: and be a loving, caring human after If after the
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Speaker 1: womb something went wrong, it cannot be the woman. It
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Speaker 1: cannot be the woman. Love that matter as I do,
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Speaker 1: and your life will be blessed. Your life will be happy.
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Speaker 1: Your life cannot be whole. Whether you're loving your mother,
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Speaker 1: or whether you're forgiving your mother, or without you you're
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Speaker 1: coonciling or your mother. We must hold that truth to
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Speaker 1: be self evident. But our mother, our mothers, that's our happiness.
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Speaker 1: The meaning and purpose of life will not be without
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Speaker 1: a womb. When I the tender, loving care of a mother.
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Speaker 1: If you forget your mother, you forget yourself. If you
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Speaker 1: forget your mother, you forget love. If you forget your mother,
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Speaker 1: you forget tender care. If you forget your mother, you'll
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Speaker 1: not find your way. And the human beings empty because
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Speaker 1: they like the love of a mother, or they minimize
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Speaker 1: the love of their mother. And a human being inside
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Speaker 1: because it will not talk, laugh or they didn't laugh.
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Speaker 1: Be the mother. If you're a man, learn the love
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Speaker 1: of the woman. A good man, remember the mother. What
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Speaker 1: with the mother, that the matter will take care of
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Speaker 1: a child. So we should take care of this world,
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Speaker 1: this earth, this ecology, of us and the future of things.
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Speaker 1: The future lies in the hands of a younger generation,
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Speaker 1: and the younger generation shall be procreated, nurtured, and teach
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Speaker 1: or taught by their matters. What becomes a society that
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Speaker 1: you suspects the woman? What becomes of a society that
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Speaker 1: marginalized marginalizes women. What becomes of a society that this
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Speaker 1: infranchises women. What becomes of a society that discriminate against
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Speaker 1: hum against women? What becomes of society that creates laws
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Speaker 1: who use or write books in the names of religion
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Speaker 1: that make a woman to be submissive, to be disrespected,
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Speaker 1: to be discriminated upon in the name of sexism. Why
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Speaker 1: should we betray that solemn oath to all our mothers
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Speaker 1: to love one another as we love our mothers. I
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Speaker 1: was blessed. I was lucky to find in myself the
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Speaker 1: reasons to love my mother. You can't. And if your
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Speaker 1: mother is still here, go to her, love her. And
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Speaker 1: if you have issues with your mother, please fail said
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Speaker 1: why she still here as you're alive shall be futer,
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Speaker 1: hollow and empty when she is gone. And when she
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Speaker 1: is gone, thing good about her in your life shall
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Speaker 1: be fulfilled. Thank you and remembrance of my mother. Philosopher
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Speaker 1: Prince they are intelligences. Philosopher Prince is Raizore from the
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Speaker 1: philosophical city of Las Vegas, August the ninth, twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 1: On my mother and the love for her. The love
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Speaker 1: I have for my mother, It's eternal and it's infinity.