is no marvel greater, in the relativity of the worlds, than this very precious human body. Every day we learn more about its perfection, we discover this more and more every day through the practice of the yogas, every day we encounter new perfections, new marvels. Do you even realize that? And that's why you have to hold on with all your might to your karma yoga, to your activities. (source original RS transcription from audio to text) You have a Lama who told you to do that, to study in this way, to act like that, that's all! And make the maximum out of it. Go to the end, really the very end, this is essential. Do not try to do less hours. For whom and for what purpose?. . . . To die? All hours we keep for ourselves is to die, that is true. Not that leisure leads to death but it is this kind of workman's attitude, looking at the clock and once that it's over, we take a rest. Indeed, we do rest and this leads to the expansion of an ego that is well rested, thank you so much! (source original RS transcription from audio to text) Your Lama never rests. He is in an idle state but not resting. When you understand this, you will work ten times harder in the activity you have chosen or that your Lama has offered you. (…) Just give everything, simply and completely. One day, perhaps, you will fall down from exhaustion, because of too low blood pressure, a fall from the stairs, a waterfall or a relapse: it will be the right moment. Right at that moment we should plant a seed, I won't repeat it again. As it is said: "In the Family, to do the work of six we must be twelve. Consequently, you will only have a half-enlightenment . . .”, that's all. And you will have to be content to watch the moon, as men have been watching it since such a long time, seeing only one side. Enlightenment is the knowledge of both sides, that's pretty sure, there is nothing mysterious. (source original RS transcription from audio to text)