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Maybe the illusion is the pain. Maybe the mental anguish I feel. Maybe the challenge of life. Like, maybe that's the illusion. Because we hear so much about how the pleasures are the illusions, but I was thinking to myself, maybe pain is the illusion. I thought back to something that a friend who's a very, very talented trauma therapist, his name is Ryan Schwab, once told me. In some of the Buddhist traditions, they talk about your work in this life is, in part, is to burn down, I think they call them, I'm going to get the pronunciation wrong, but someone will tell us in the comments, the skamsaras. Like, burning down to the roots, like the weeds of life, like your misperceptions about what things are. And I started thinking about this, especially after Martha Beck was on my podcast. She said, you're not here to suffer. But I think we all endure a lot of suffering, largely as a consequence of what happens between our ears. Unfortunately, some of us also because of things that actually happen to our bodies, but maybe we're not here to suffer. Maybe a lot of the suffering that we experience is this illusion that we create, and so maybe we need to challenge this. Like, maybe it's okay to be joyful, a little more joyful.