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In this concise commentary, the speaker likens the inner voice or ego to a radio tower that continuously transmits its signal regardless of whether anyone is listening. He explains that mental "noise" acts like a signal jammer, flooding the mind with competing traffic so the ego's transmission becomes inaudible. The speaker critiques common meditation or self‑help advice that simply tells the ego to relax, noting that such directives fail because the ego is waiting for an answer to its fundamental question: "Is this safe?" Without addressing the safety perception, the ego will inevitably pull back, rendering relaxation instructions ineffective.

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