The endpoint point, the end point, important point here is not the cause life to be fogged over by thought based on desires or cravings, but to see all thoughts and desires as resting on the foundation of life, to let them be as they are, yet not be dragged around by them. It's, it's such an interesting point, you know, we are human we have desires, we have cravings. The key is to not pursue them to not chase after them with more thoughts on top of thoughts. It's only natural in RZA, Zen that desires will come up desire for a warm Rosendo desire for that beer after machine. I'm not talking from personal experience, I don't have a beer after session. I have a beer later on, but not right after machine maybe the next day or the following weekend. It's the Yeah, it's just the mental. And then it becomes physical kind of craving. Once we start pursuing those, those desires, that can lead us down to difficulties. It's kind of like it's reminds me of desire for awakening. I, of course, you know, when we come, especially when we arrive at the beginning, or we read three pillars, then we read those stories, those enlightenment stories. I mean, that's what got me hooked. That's why I came here was was for that. And so it's only natural to have that desire, that I wouldn't want to use the word craving, but that desire for awakening, but we got to get rid of it completely. There has to be no agenda. It's, it's Yeah, because of desire. I used to initially, early on I remember, Roshi and teisho, talking about the problems of desire and I kind of remember thinking like, sounds kind of prudish to me. And my extremely judgmental discriminating mind at the time. But as as, as we practice further, further down this row, we come to realize that desire is, is a big desire is what keeps us away from Peace. It's desire that that this constant craving is not the way to go. Let's just put it that way that it does. And we'll see that in RZA, Zen. Day after day after day, we see the even the petty cravings that arise in the mind. Just not a problem, we see those thoughts and we just get back on that highway just don't pursue those thoughts. That's where we get into trouble with RZA, Zen and then we're off and running. I mentioned I use that image of a train and love trains. The this one of the most kind of things I kind of fantasize a lot about sometimes is just reading on the train some long trip. Well, yeah, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with that. It's when I'm a wanting to do that. Or being that when I'm out She in the train reading a book. It's the fantasizing of it that goes on and on in their mind's eye gets in the way of, of getting back on that road when we're doing Zen. I'll use another example looking back in hindsight nevermind, let's get back to our text