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Jiang accepts the student's intuition that spiritual lightness improves access to ideas, while material heaviness narrows thought toward scarcity and obligation.
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Material heaviness
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "your ideas come from a spiritual world whereas if you're really heavy then it's just like material like oh i'm lacking money or i'm..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "your ideas come from a spiritual world whereas if you're really heavy then it's just like material like oh i'm lacking money or i'm..."
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"your ideas come from a spiritual world whereas if you're really heavy then it's just like material like oh i'm lacking money or i'm..."
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"having better ideas that's exactly right yes remember in sorry sorry sorry uh anna uh sorry let me respond this and then um so..."
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