How does this thing of no people pleasing fit with that part in the text where Jesus says, if somebody asks you to do something outrageous, do it. And then a hundred pages later equalifies that he says, as long as it doesn't bring harm to you or to anyone else. That's very helpful to add that last part on there. And also, but how does that fit with people pleasing if I'm supposed to do something that is outrageous and I'm supposed to do it anyway, that seems like pleasing this outrageous person and outrageous request out there. That seems like people pleasing. And I go back to that example when I was asked to speak at that conference out there in the Bay Area of California. And they said, we're going to do this thing. We're two ministers out there and we're going to time your responses. We're just going to make a request to have a stopwatch on you so you can speak for a minute or two. That might qualify as an outrageous request. Not that it necessarily would bring harm to anybody else, but that's one that's a good example. And in the loving way, I went in and tuned in with Jesus and went along with the outrageous request, which eventually turned into a lot of laughter, all of us laughing together at time. And that was the miracle. So what we're talking about is if you have all of these acting for approval, we'll say if you have projected a world of specialness and now you're going to please mom, please dad, please your siblings, please your teachers, please your course in miracles teachers. I mean, please, please, please, please, please all over the place. Why aren't you connecting with the Holy Spirit and coming from a place of love and letting that be your motivations, thinking miraculous thoughts because Jesus tells us what you do comes from what you think. So you want to be having miraculous thoughts because they're going to inspire your actions. Your behaviors are going to flow from those thoughts. It's not the other way around. Your behaviors don't change your mind. You change your mind and then your behaviors can seem to shift and change when you've made that attitude adjustment in your mind because the mind is causative. You have to always remember behaviors are not causative. Their effects, mind and thoughts are causative. That's so important to this is like giving a full context for what the true meaning of this people pleasing is because as long as you try to understand it from a superficial level at just the level of persons and behaviors, then it's not understandable. But once you get into say what you mean, mean what you say, have integrity. How can you have integrity if you don't have an integrated mind? If everything is occurring in your mind and all of the levels of your mind aren't integrated into a miracle, into a divine flow, then you have no chance of having integrity because your actions will sometimes seem to be different from what you're thinking or feeling. Remember some of the songs we grew up with? Smile though your heart is breaking. Smile even though you're aching. Oh come on. Now that is people pleasing. That song is draped with people pleasing. Just put on a happy face. Even though your subconscious feels dark and grim, just put on a happy face. When you're feeling dark and you feeling suicidal, just be nice. Just be nice. Hey, man, I'm feeling suicidal. How do I act nice when I'm feeling suicidal? Smile. Though your heart is breaking. It's the contradictions go on and on in this world where we've been so taught that we have to wear a mask. Otherwise we're going to be rejected. Otherwise we're going to be abandoned. If we don't keep that happy mask and that peaceful mask on, then people will leave. We're sure, pretty sure people will leave our life. We're going to be lonely. We'll be all alone if we start letting up the unconscious. And Jesus is saying, no, it's safe. I'm with you. You have to give yourself permission to get in touch with this unconscious. You're actually going to have to allow some of those uncomfortable feelings to come up into awareness. And Jesus even addresses that and He says that in the early stages of your mind training, the Holy Spirit must use contrast. And at times must allow a certain level of discomfort to come into the mind. Why would the Holy Spirit want subconscious, uncomfortable coming into the mind so that you have an impetus and you have, you see a need for change of your mind. So you can say, I do not like how I feel. This sounds like rules for decision. I do not like how I feel. I must have decided wrongly. You see, this is how the Holy Spirit works. Bring it up. Let it move up. But don't stay there. Don't linger with the suffering. Don't linger with the discomfort. Change your mind. Come back to your purpose. Come back to your reason setting the goal. Come back to your original decision from rules for decision. You know, decide the kind of data you want. And say to yourself, if I make no decisions by myself, this is the day that will be given to me. Those are the first two rules for decision that Jesus is giving us. And He's giving us the most practical way. Don't censor those feelings, but also when they come into awareness, use it as a need to call on the miracle and choose again.