Absolutely. 100% spot on. Yeah, that's the way it works. So there has to be this kind of synchronicity tendril, auspicious coincidence, where all these factors causes and conditions come into play. And sometimes, you know, it's very interesting, there's so much to say about this. Sometimes when those things happen, they're called golden gates. And they, they don't stay open for very long. And so if you don't actually recognize them for what they are, and you don't step into that moment, or that gate, the gate closes. And so that's also what makes them even more impactful, because you realize, this is just a particular synchronicity, auspicious coincidence, where all these factors come together, and then these things open, but they don't always stay open like that. Right? And so therefore, you want to take advantage of it, you want to recognize it for what it is you want to really treasure it. But in short, what you're saying, in terms of my understanding is spot on. Thank you. Okay, as usual, great question. Okay. So let me get one more written one, and then we'll go to Lisa, who has her hand raised, which is great. I always love hearing from her. So Kimberly, Ah, okay. Being relative and relatively new to the teachings of Buddhism. What should I start learning first? Okay. Ah, what should I start learning first? Well, several ways to answer this, Kimberly, one is start perhaps being curious and learning about yourself. because fundamentally, this whole thing is about learning who you really are, is learning about I'm gonna say this kind of generally. And then I'll be a little bit specific about maybe referring you to some books and that sort of thing. But there's a beautiful line from Jon Kabat Zinn, where he says something like this, I just when I first heard it, I just loved it. He says something like, when you come to know the mind, you discover, let's see, let's see, how's it go? Oh, yes. when when when you know the mind, you you, you come to discover all things wonder is beautiful arts, poetry, music and the like. When you don't know the mind. You get Auschwitz. And so that's a really powerful statement that fundamentally what you want to start learning first learn about who you are. Learn about the nature of your own mind and heart because everything in the entire path is really directing you inwards directing you towards that type of investigation. So start learning about who you are. Who am I I mean, Ramana Maharshi, the great advisor of Atlantic sage. Really, arguably This is the essence of his entire spiritual path. You answering the question, Who am I? That's what the Buddha answered the night of his awakening. So start learning about who you are. Meditation is an exquisite tool for doing that. But with that said, practically speaking, then the Buddhist tradition is one reason I am such a fan of this path is incredibly sophisticated, with its kind of conveyor belt approach to truth into reality that you start first with what's called the narrow vehicle. Narrow, it's called tera, vaada hinayana. It's not narrow, any kind of negative pejorative sense, it's narrow in exactly the sense I'm talking about, you start with yourself. So you start learning about hinayana, tera, vaada, and teachings. And again, I'll give you some literature you can refer to, and then from there, the conveyor belt takes you into the Mahayana and into the vaudrey. Ana. And so there's so much literature out there now, but because he's such a good friend, and and I like the book so much. In this stackable truth, by Reggie Ray, I mentioned him earlier, he's a dear friend of mine. It's a really fine, fine introduction, to give you a kind of overarching overview of the whole thing. And then really, for me, without here, the works of Joe give Trump out right? Cutting through spiritual materialism is breathtaking in the scope myth of freedom. So I mean, I could literally recommend hundreds but those would be the ones I'd recommend from a practitioner or Master, who's been one of the greatest influences in my life choke, young shrink power, cutting through spiritual materialism. NET the freedom written decades ago, absolute masterpieces from a slightly more kind of academic but not in a negative sense, because Reggie is also a very deep practitioner into stackable truth gives you a wonderful survey and kind of segue entryway into the whole path. Okay. All right. So, Lisa, is that okay? If I call you that, Lisa? Hi.