> "I wish you would open yourself to the idea that there are people who do care about you and your well-being. People outside your immediate family. It is true that there are some people in Bhava-Agra that are not entirely pleased with you. I'm not going to lie to you about that, it would be insulting. At the same time, you do not like many of them, as you yourself have admitted. Hate begets hate, anger begets anger, unrest begets unrest. It's a a death spiral. Since you seem to prefer thinking in such terms, when this happens, everyone is wrong. Everyone loses. And everyone is to blame. Not any individual person. Not you, not me, not anyone else. Everyone is at fault."
> "The way to fix this spiral is for respect to take over. Love begets love. Care begets care. Trust begets trust. Happiness begets happiness. And when everyone gets involved in this, everyone is right. Everyone wins. And everyone can be credited for making it happen."
> "If you don't believe me when I say that I care about you, go to your mother, and ask her about the conversation she and I had. If you don't believe me when I say that others care about you, go to the island where your sister is resting. You can do these things to see for yourself. You can trust in me after all the things I've said and done, even with the bad things factored in. You can take the shot and play your part in starting the cycle of love and care, to make yourself and everyone else better. Or you can lose that chance, maybe for good, and stay here, in a surface world where many people no longer trust you, some are liable to attack you on sight, and at least one was willing to assault your sister when she was innocent of all wrongdoing."