This is a YouTube video titled "Transcending Our Stories" containing a monologue or talk recorded on April 25, 2016. The speaker shares a personal anecdote related to communication and spiritual awareness, illustrating how one can avoid making others feel wrong while addressing mistakes. The content focuses on themes of consciousness and interpersonal understanding.
The way in which you communicate can be done in such a way that you don't make the other person wrong. That is a very helpful thing. Don't. I was staying many years ago. I was staying in somebody's when I didn't have a. I was actually writing. It doesn't really matter what I was doing. I was writing the beginning of the Power of Now. Somebody offered me a room in his apartment and he had three cars. And he said, you can have one of them. You can use it. I don't use it anymore. He would always buy the next more expensive car because he got dissatisfied with the old one. So I bought one of the old ones that he was dissatisfied with. Drive around, and it was a beautiful car, a few years old. But I forget when I. One day I left the car and there was a signal when I closed the door. But I didn't realize why the sound was beeping. And when he realized, he realized the next day, well, I wanted to use again and the engine wouldn't start. So it seems that the light stayed on. The sound was to advert me to the light. But why I'm telling you this is he had done some spiritual work. And I was very impressed when he left me a note because he got up before me. He left a note that said, the lights were on and the battery got depleted. You need to call the AAA to. That's all. And I was very impressed by that note because he didn't. A normal person who had not done any consciousness work would have said, you left the lights on, despite the fact that you must have heard the warning signs of the engine. So I say, well, this person has some awareness. He's not making me wrong or that it was my mistake, but he's not making somebody else wrong in the service of being more right than me. Sa Sam.