 Yeah, maybe we do have to hit rock bottom, but what is rock bottom? I Think that that if you look at addiction What what's rock bottom for one person? Might not be anywhere near bottom for somebody else for one person rock bottom might be you know that that their spouse walks out on them and That's hitting bottom and then you know they they They might even get back together with their spouse after three days of that and they don't use again for another person You know, they're still smoking through their tracheostomy hole as they're on their death bed And they don't hit rock bottom until they're in the death process itself So I think the question then is how do we raise bottom? so that our crisis so that there's another life on the other side of the crisis because I don't think we can avoid a a Dissolution something has to dissolve The story that we are in and the ossified systems that Surround that story something has to dissolve that if we are Ready for that to happen then we're not going to try too hard to keep it together We're gonna let go and so what creates that readiness what creates the courage to let go I Think that it is a feeling of safety a feeling of love a feeling of belonging It's it's a a zeitgeist of compassion That whether or not you have a big voice or politically or politically engaged or have a big plan like every single person can contribute to this field of Compassion of peace of healing Where we can look at ourselves and be like yeah, how much of me wants to dominate somebody and make the world better that way by Triumphing over an enemy and and and and and maybe that's one of those stories that we can get lost in and that takes on a life of its own and that that Motivates the worst atrocities all in the name of good like we can see where that goes and and so how much how much of that is in me and and How willing am I right now to choose a path of peace? To ask of those I judge. What is it actually like to be you?