So, um... I know for me, and I'll speak for myself at this point, that I am grateful that my parents got a divorce. I'm grateful that they didn't continue to suffer in silence when the contract that they came here to fulfill was done. I'm grateful that they didn't hold onto some guilt or some conversation that they needed to stay together for me and my sister because they were both suffering because of it. They came here to create myself and my sister. And as much as my mom and dad would love to have sheltered me and kept me away from some of the deep traumas that I experienced in my life, I am absolutely grateful for each and every one of them. Why? Because it dictates and has given me a superpower to do the work that I do. It has given me contrast to be able to recognize, because here's the thing, you can't tell me about up if I have no concept of down. You can't explain to me left if I have never experienced right. And so, the same thing with you can't tell me about joy and the highest height to love if I haven't experienced what we would call the opposite. And so, this is my open letter to every single parent. Your child is here to experience and have a life that is beyond what you can control. And as much as we love to control every aspect of it and make sure that they never get hurt and that they never experience any pain, if they have, which they have and a lot of them are telling you, because they're afraid that if they tell you, you're going to be disappointed in them. I don't know where I was going that. I do, but I'm just going to stop there and say this. The love that we feel for these little beings, for these precious little beings, is beyond anything we could ever encapsulate. I get it. There's no words for this. And he came through us. He does not belong to us. He belongs to the world. He has his own Dharma and his own mission and what he came here to give to the planet. And so, the best thing I could ever do with the best thing you could ever do is to surround your child with love while simultaneously understanding that a part of really loving them is letting them go. Blessings and blessings. If this resonated with you, ask that you send this to a parent. Ask that you tag somebody in it that you know would maybe receive value. And please comment below. If you're triggered and you thought this was the worst thing that I could have ever said, awesome. Tell me that too. Blessings and blessings. I love you guys from BibleBate. I'll show you. Say hi to people. Beautiful. you