Yeah, it's not a betrayal to your fellow man, not at all to feel this way. One near enemy of theirs. And this is beautiful that you asked this question I wish I had the name for who asked this is that if we, in fact, just chill out in this feel good thing, if we just chill out in our contentment, that's not genuine awakening, that spiritual bypassing, that's just your comfort plan extending itself in meditative arenas. And so if you're hanging out in that space, in a somewhat bubble bath spiritual approach, then that's not the real deal, then that is something you do need to be aware of, because that is, first of all, it's not authentic, because otherwise you wouldn't have that feeling. And then you can use that as a metric. If you are feeling that there's something a little bit a mess, because then that feel good strategy. It's not the real deal. It's still highly provisional. So I realized early on all the badness will not change. That's true. Don't dwell on it, feel it, but don't feed it, don't dwell on it, but use it to inspire you to act to help others to relieve their suffering. So somewhere in there, I think is the truth. Okay. So from Patricia in a lucid dream, when only action is noticed. What about the psychological aspect analyzing its meaning? Yeah, good question, Patricia. Well, the really cool thing about dreams right is they have a vast spectrum. of usages and ways of engaging the dream. So when you're working, especially with dream yoga, zero interest in dream analysis. Now, this doesn't in any way dismiss the validity, the power of doing dream interpretation, Dream analysis, I still do it. It's super important. But that's our dream yoga. And that's really not even lucid dreaming. So you could, if you wanted to, you can do what you're talking about is a witnessing lucid dream when you're just watching the action. And you're not really engaging it. That's a witnessing lucid dream. So in that case, if you're engaged in witnessed lucid dreaming or pet lucidity, you can watch the arising of the dream content from a lucid arena. And then usually what happens post dreaming, you come out, you can actually work to analyze it. If you wanted to do that, that's completely kosher. That's a way to juxtapose a little bit of lucid dreaming with classic dream, interpretation, psychological analysis and the like. And so, again, Dream Yoga has no interest in this, it's a little bit like the difference between meditation and therapy. When you're in meditation, you don't care at all what arises in the mind, the relationship to the arising is what important, you don't analyze it, you don't interpret it, you establish a new relationship to it, therapy, that's when you do all that kind of work, which is great. Dream yoga, same no interest whatsoever in the content, the issue, the practices relating to that content, transforming no interpretation, none. Now that doesn't mean that isn't valid to do this. Again, super valid. It's just a different bandwidth of applicability. So in a lucid dream, or witnessing lucid dream, you can watch the arising, then afterwards, usually post dreaming, then you can go back, write it down, journal it and do the analysis, the psychological stuff. You know, it's really like I think, I think it was Freud, but not 100%. Sure. I think Freud said something like, you know, an uninterpreted dream is like an unopened letter. Well, True enough, right. But dream yoga, deeper, lucid dreaming is more interested in why was the letter sent in the first place, right? Why was the letter sent in the first place? It just goes deeper. Okay. Yeah, and then here's a couple of really good questions tied into the other one that these are closely connected distance persons from Julie and the next one from Virginia, very similar. These are good ones. They're all good, but these are clickable. The earth seems to be barreling towards inevitable chaos and destruction. In terms of climate upheaval, political divisiveness and a pandemic, I find it increasingly difficult to wake up without anxiety and fear for the future of my family loved ones and humanity in general. In Buddhist terms, in the midst of this degenerate age, how can I foster a positive outlook? On the cushion I can rest in awareness of my Buddha nature, increasing my experience of the unchanging ground of being. But off the cushion, I sometimes come close to panic. How can I reframe my view to stay open, relaxed and receptive? What a great question, Julie. And I honestly I love these sorts of questions. Also, the next one coming up from Virginia super similar. And that is, yes, this planet is in really big trouble.