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I will tell you one of my favorite stories. It's the one of two babies in the sale of their mother. One of the babies turns into brother and asks him, "Do you think life after marriage?" When his brother, the baby is afraid of the answer. Of course, I think life after marriage. It must be something bigger than what we live here. And if we're here, it's good to get ready for something, right? The baby who eats the answer. Life after marriage? Frankly, it's impossible. What kind of life would it be, the baby is afraid of the answer? Maybe we could walk with our legs, eat with our mouth and feel things. We never feel the brother who eats the answer. Walk with our legs, eat with our mouth. It's impossible. We need our medical cordons for that. His brother eats the answer. Yes, but maybe life outside of this place is completely different from what we live here. So, the baby who eats it, says, "In this case, how do you explain that no one ever came back after marriage? How do you explain that no one ever came to tell us? How is life outside of this place? All simply because everything is dark and silent. His brother tells him, "We'll meet my brother and he'll take care of us and the baby who eats his nerves." "My brother, you really believe me, my brother." It really exists. He would be at this moment. The baby is afraid of the answer. He's around us. We're part of him. Without him, this world could not exist. The other sceptical baby, the answer. I don't see it. So, it doesn't exist. And finally, the baby is afraid of the answer. When we are in silence, if you really listen, you can feel his presence. My brother, I want you to remember this story when you doubt the existence of God.