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So, to understand life, we must remember that there are different ways to raise children. Some parents are role models for their children, giving them love and support. When those parents grow old, we feel the desire to care for them and return that love. However, in other cases, parents can be overly violent to their children. For example, if someone’s parent was violent in the past, it may be difficult for that person to care for them in the present. What is the response to this internal situation? Service. It is important to serve without judgment. Understand that people are sometimes unaware of their actions. What is important is what you can offer now. Be grateful not only for the positive, but also for what you have learned. Love has the power to transform everything. If you manage to give love to your father in his last days, it will help you grow. Don’t judge, it will only bring you down. Change that. If you transform the seemingly unpleasant into an attitude.
Love. And if you live with the memory, with the past of violence, you become miserable because you put yourself on the level of the previous violent father. Love eliminates, erases every moment that can serve. When parents mistreat their children in this way, it is a matter of karma, because the child in his moment suddenly treated his father badly or it has nothing to do with it. Karma does not exist, that is what we talked about at the beginning. It is a matter of context, the habit of the environment, of the family, family inheritance and those things. So sometimes the hard things we receive are not to be regretted. Most of the hard things that we receive, our path is to become great, it is to grow. Let’s call them like a test of the universe, because if you passed that, you passed that race, and you’re a soldier, you grow, you’re the one who’s going to transform things, you’re going to change. But stay regretting the past. Suddenly your dad’s action was to make you stronger. Why not look at it? So look at it from there. Bullshit. Let’s remember that the attitude in the deed leads the way. We decide what attitude we are going to put to our past and our times of guilt, sorrow, pity. So, as unfortunate as it was to have a tough parent, it can be empowering. Of course, psychological treatment would tell you otherwise. Five years of therapy, right? The point is to disarm that from what’s here. So when you go, you get a big hug. I thank you for making me grow up. Yes, I was mourning well. At a slow pace, but I shall soar. Yes, I will make it in Korea.