Relative Truth vs Ultimate Truth

[00:00:00]What do you actually want? What do you want your life to look like? Where are your skills and your traits and your characteristics going to show up for where it is that you want to actually be able to be?

[00:00:11]Then it's the chessboard. So, the chessboard analogy for me, when you say that, I think of somebody could be a pawn. I might get a little bit Buddhist right now. So, there is relative truth and there is ultimate truth. So, is the pawn any less valuable than the king on the chessboard? Okay? Relative truth, absolute truth. Now, absolute truth, no. Do you know what I mean? Like not as less valuable. Relative truth, yes, less valuable. So, let's say a person is like, "I was just born to be a pawn, right?" They just like Allah is written by God and it was like, "That's the way it's supposed to be." Or other people will be like, "I have full control and agency over myself. I can become whoever I want to be and I'm a pawn right now, but I'm going to become a king and I'm going to do whatever it takes to be able to evolve myself into become a king."