00:00In India, you are 25, you are still sticking to your mother. That's immature.
00:04I am dependent on beliefs. That's immature.
00:07I am dependent on a crowd and entire society. That's immature.
00:12Dependence of any kind is immaturity.
00:15See in the pale leaf.
00:18That's the epitome of maturity.
00:21Been there, done that. Now I am not dependent even on the tree.
00:28Maturity does not mean death.
00:30I am just giving you an example.
00:32An extreme example.
00:34And the very symbol of immaturity is the kid.
00:39Can't walk, can't eat, and when in the womb can't even breathe.
00:44So dependent in every way. So you call the kid immature.
00:49The kid is physically dependent.
00:52So physically immature, most of us remain mentally and emotionally dependent.
00:58So we remain mentally and emotionally immature.
01:02And that's what I said is the crisis of this age.
01:07And that's what we call it to do.
01:08They call it so much off to us.
01:08So we do it.
01:08The станet work to be the Girl person.
01:08So we might try and hopefully have a slightly different subject.
01:08So toilettom.
01:08So plan for you to work with your child.
01:10You want to walk yourself in there and be the picture.