It's beautiful.

It's a symbol.

It's a metaphor for things that are intact that are perfect, made with exquisite invention.

Without this, we cannot even function.

This is a good thing.

This is a beautiful invention of a mastery of creativity, anaesthetic and functional perfection.

Maestro off.

It's time when this came to be on.

Without it, we cannot function.

It is a good thing.

Now they're cracked pieces here.

Does it cease to be good?

No.

Does it cease to be good?

Yes, everything is essentially already broken.

That glass is already broken.

Life is already broken.

We're looking for good and bad and making things good and bad because we've been told that if it's good, it isn't broken.

Everything is cracked, broken in perfect.

Already suffering is inherent in the life.

If anything has been created, it has within it its destruction.

But when it shatters and when we die, or when we have cancer, or when we're stuck in the traffic jam or robbed by the bank robber.

Well, how did this happen to me?

Because we constantly without realizing it our puppet eared by good and bad, good and bad.

Good and bad, because if you understood that the glass is already broken.

You have already been dying.

Since the moment you've been born, you're not going to die.

You are dying.

The breaking is not bad.

It is the transforming Weare, eternally transforming, being here to evolve into our next iteration.

How can we evolve if we don't break?

If we don't shatter, if we don't let go, there is no price that is high enough to pay for the prize off your liberation.

The liberation is not gonna be found from somebody on stage.

It's not gonna be found in the gym or in the clinic or in your relationship.

It's only going to be found when you pry open cages off your mental prison.

The keys are in your hands.

The door is already open.