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00:00Satsang with Mooji
00:05Satsang with Mooji
00:10Satsang with Mooji
00:15Satsang with Mooji
00:20Obeying the teachings of Satsang,
00:25you can attain self-realization.
00:30For more information about the Satsang,
00:35please visit www.mooji.org
00:40Get yourself ready, what are you waiting for?
01:10Do I have to?
01:11Yes.
01:12Come on, you're joking.
01:14No kidding, get dressed.
01:15Get dressed.
01:42I was 14 when I got married.
01:44My father was quite wealthy.
01:47I had a carefree childhood.
01:50We went to Borjomi and Sermi, to Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad.
01:58Those were the most popular destinations in the Soviet Union.
02:02I got a great present from my father for my wedding.
02:06He bought us tickets for a trip to Czechoslovakia.
02:09After those trips, we always found it difficult to return.
02:16When you returned to Abkhazia, the war began.
02:18Your husband took care of the wounded.
02:21Yes, I went to Chamba, and what did I see?
02:25A huge cannon was fired, and our house was hit.
02:29It went BAM!
02:32And all that was left was a big hole.
02:37That's when I decided that we had to get out of there.
02:43That damn day, I said goodbye to my hometown of Gagra.
02:52We were looking for abandoned hotels here.
02:57Then we found this one, because it looked safe for the children.
03:05It made a good impression.
03:09After living here for 30 years, I got an apartment.
03:16Tamara, shall I take you to your new apartment?
03:22Would you like to live there?
03:23It's a nice new apartment.
03:28What should I do there?
03:30At least you would be in a clean place.
03:32Which apartment?
03:34The government gave you one.
03:36I even hung the keys around your neck.
03:40Where are they?
03:42I have no idea.
03:45I'll take you there.
03:47We don't need the keys.
03:56Isn't it better there?
03:58Does that mean I can't go back to Abkhazia?
04:04You can't, because there was a war.
04:06Even if you claim every day that you're going to Gagra, that's in your imagination.
04:13So there's no going back?
04:31No, I'm not going back to Abkhazia.
04:59How's your husband?
05:07My husband?
05:08I don't have one.
05:10If I had a husband, he would be here.
05:13We are not spoiled here with husbands or a comfortable life.
05:18I haven't seen my husband for 11 years.
05:24Tell him to come back.
05:26He's only my husband on paper.
05:28Why should he come back?
05:29What would he do here?
05:33There's nothing here.
05:42I have to find a second husband, a rich businessman.
05:48Let's dream.
05:55I'll invite you to the wedding as my maid of honor.
06:01To hell with husbands.
06:04I don't want anyone.
06:06I'm too used to being alone.
06:15No one knows what's written in the stars.
06:21I should have kept my eyes open and married a businessman.
06:24Now it's too late for another wedding.
07:24I don't want to go, I don't want to go, I don't want to go.
07:26I'm not going back to Abkhazia.
07:28I'm not going back to Abkhazia.
07:30I'm not going back to Abkhazia.
07:32Where is he?
07:55Upstairs.
07:59I see him.
08:01Let's go.
08:06Enemy down.
08:08There's another one.
08:15They forced us to leave the region.
08:18What did you say?
08:21They beat me.
08:24What else?
08:26I know they hit you.
08:27What else?
08:32Who?
08:33Did they kill people?
08:37I think so.
08:39What else?
08:41The Russians did all this to us.
08:44And?
08:46The Russians took it.
08:48Took what? Abkhazia?
08:51They took our land.
08:53They didn't care what happened to the Abkhazians.
08:57Keep talking.
08:59I'll bring coffee.
09:00Go on, tell me.
09:04Tell me.
09:06They forced us to leave.
09:08And then?
09:10Then we left.
09:11We had no other choice.
09:24The Russians drove us out.
09:26It's not the Abkhazians' fault.
09:37It's the Russians'.
09:46The Russians are waging war wherever they are.
09:51When have they ever done anything good?
10:04Officials have found a mass grave in a forest near the liberated town of Izyum.
10:08They have uncovered over 400 bodies.
10:11Most of the victims are civilians, including women and children.
10:16Many of them have their hands tied behind their backs and show signs of torture.
10:30Ukrainian soldiers are being trained on modern anti-tank weapons to stop the ongoing Russian invasion.
10:37Officials say Western weapons are crucial, as the Ukrainian army is still mainly equipped with inadequate Soviet-era equipment.
10:48When Russian soldiers invade their homes, many Ukrainians face a choice.
10:53Die in Ukraine, or live in Russia?
11:23You said that was not the church?
11:53I raised my child alone, in a tiny room.
11:57The conditions were bad, but I managed anyway.
12:01I haven't seen my husband and son for four years.
12:07It's the same with my child.
12:09He's grown up now and doesn't even have his own room.
12:13They immigrated four years ago.
12:17If the conditions were better here, they would be here.
12:21They're part of the family.
12:24Otherwise, the children grow up without enough love.
12:32Who wants to leave their family behind?
12:36It's hard to be away from your children.
12:39That's why I didn't take the other job.
12:42Gardening in the park allows me to come home and spend the evenings with my son.
12:53I don't want anything from anyone.
12:55I just want to get back home.
13:06That seems impossible now.
13:11My father used to joke.
13:13He said the law of war is, if you haven't returned after 10 years, you wait 20.
13:18After 20, you wait 50 years.
13:21If you haven't returned by then, it just won't happen.
13:29But there's always something left.
13:31A hope you'll return.
13:35You know, my grandma has completely lost her mind.
13:38She claims that she goes to Abkhazia regularly, or that she's going tomorrow.
14:09It's hot.
14:26It's hot.
14:39What does your new apartment look like?
14:45You mean from the inside?
14:48First, you enter a corridor.
14:51The bathroom is on one side.
14:53The living room on the other.
14:55The bedroom.
14:57The bedroom includes the kitchen.
15:01The walls are painted.
15:03I think it's pretty good.
15:05Yes, all the walls the same color.
15:07Yellow, like we're crazy people.
15:09Yes.
15:13At least we have our own bathroom.
15:16That's certainly better.
15:18We don't have our own bathrooms here.
15:20I'm going to move too.
15:25I won't survive another winter here.
15:29Maybe in the new school year?
15:32I'm not sure. Maybe at the end of September.
15:35Let's see if it's possible.
16:03You're growing up so fast, my little darling.
16:09I want to stay with you forever.
16:13You say that now.
16:15You will surely forget me as soon as you get married.
16:18I'm not like that.
16:20No?
16:22Mean people do that.
16:24And you?
16:26I'm not like that.
16:29Mean people do that.
16:32And you're nice, aren't you?
16:34You know you must always love your mother.
16:36Never, ever leave her alone.
16:46A new wedding?
16:49Looks like it. Let's see who gets married.
16:59Hello.
17:13Niko!
17:19Niko!
17:30Niko!
17:36The brides were beautiful today.
17:39The first girl was beautiful.
17:41Yes, she was beautiful.
17:45Niko!
17:58My dear.
18:01Good luck and best of luck with the new apartment.
18:15Probably in October.
18:19It's already October.
18:21Okay, end of October.
18:24You said September, now it's October.
18:27The apartment isn't ready yet.
18:29We need more furniture.
18:32We can't afford to buy everything at once.
18:37You feel like I don't understand you?
18:39I just want to go.
18:41I know, I want that too.
18:43I'm bored.
18:46I want the apartment to be in good condition.
18:52Isn't that what you want?
18:55No.
18:57I want to be alone.
19:00I want to be alone.
19:04No.
19:06Then stay here.
19:12There are no children here.
19:15Is that the only reason?
19:18Of course.
19:19Nothing else?
19:22That and the bathroom.
19:26Won't you miss the sanatorium?
19:29Yeah, but it's boring without children.
19:35It used to be so good.
19:39With all the children.
19:47After school I always rushed out to play in the garden.
19:59The whole floor had people, now it's empty.
20:30I remember the opening ceremony of a film festival.
20:34I saw Van Damme.
20:36He was dressed normally in an army shirt.
20:40I also saw this actress who plays with Adriano Celentano,
20:44the Italian actress.
20:46She was so beautiful.
20:48I remember the opening ceremony of a film festival.
20:52I saw Van Damme.
20:54He was dressed normally in an army shirt.
20:58She was the Italian actress.
21:01I've forgotten her name.
21:04My God, she was so beautiful.
21:12There were a lot of actors there.
21:15They were all normal people.
21:22They even went to the market alone.
21:29Van Damme got a prize for painting,
21:33as if he knew anything about art.
21:52It's interesting to see the stars up close.
21:59He's not very tall.
22:03He looks much bigger on TV.
22:06This one, who is he?
22:14Rivaldo, the soccer player.
22:17He was so tall.
22:19I asked him for a selfie.
22:22I don't speak English, so he just said,
22:25Photo?
22:27He put his arm around my shoulder
22:30and smiled with his huge white teeth.
22:33He was so tall.
22:55That was our stage.
22:57My VIP seat.
22:59We only had this one TV.
23:02We wanted to watch movies in the older days.
23:06But we couldn't afford it.
23:09So we had to buy a new TV.
23:12We had to buy a new TV.
23:15We had to buy a new TV.
23:18We had to buy a new TV.
23:21We had to buy a new TV.
23:24We had to buy a new TV.
23:27We had to buy a new TV.
23:30Your grandma hit us once.
23:33She shouted at us.
23:36She wanted to sleep.
23:39We didn't let the locals in.
23:42They didn't deserve to come in.
23:45They wanted our girls.
23:48The girls from here accused us
23:51of stealing their partners.
23:54Who the hell needed those boys?
23:57So many memories.
24:12You remember when the boys here
24:15used to watch porn?
24:19We were curious too.
24:22But they wouldn't let girls in.
24:25They watched all night.
24:28The doors were locked.
24:31It wasn't open like this back then.
24:34But we managed to sneak in.
24:37That was one of my secret entrances.
24:40I was able to sneak in, in the dark.
24:49The Economics Ministry is auctioning off 14 old hotels.
24:53One of them is the Hotel Metalurg,
24:56which is still inhabited by refugees from Abkhazia.
25:00The exiles are to be resettled soon
25:03in residential buildings built especially for them.
25:07The Metalurg is being renovated
25:10and will be converted into a luxury hotel.
25:14Construction work is to begin next month.
25:44Goodbye. Wait for us.
25:47When we get there, we'll join you.
26:14Where are you going?
26:17I'm going to bed.
26:20Can't sleep?
26:23I'm going to bed too.
27:15A film by
27:19A film by
27:24A film by
27:29A film by
27:34A film by
27:39A film by
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28:04A film by
28:14It'll be such a long time until November 6th.
28:19Please, God, let the time pass quickly.
28:23November 6th?
28:25Are we moving exactly on the 6th?
28:31I don't even know what will happen tomorrow.
28:34What do you mean?
28:36I mean in general.
28:38Why are you always negative?
28:40I'm not.
28:42Maybe we'll happen to find a bag full of money.
28:48Then we might even buy a house.
28:54To hell with money.
28:56Is there nothing more important than money?
28:59Everyone only talks about money.
29:04You can't buy anything without money.
29:07You should work more.
29:10The most important thing for me is Abkhazia.
29:15I don't speak Russian, so it's not for me.
29:18The locals speak Georgian.
29:21I don't like the children there.
29:24Why?
29:26It's fine to go there on vacation. There's a river there.
29:29Your house is there.
29:31I haven't even seen it yet.
29:33You'll see it one day.
29:41I would go there right now, without a second thought.
29:45Not me.
29:47It's okay for vacation, but for living?
29:49There's no one there.
29:53When we go back, all your friends will come with us.
29:56Are there children?
29:58There are children everywhere.
30:00Are the girls beautiful?
30:02I don't know.
30:04Every woman has her own charm.
30:09The most important thing is that she's intelligent.
30:12I'm intelligent too.
30:14Who needs an intelligent woman?
30:16I want her to be beautiful.
30:18That's the most important thing for me.
30:21You're talking nonsense.
30:23I'm smart.
30:24So you want to fall in love with a stupid girl?
30:26I'll fall in love with her no matter what she's like.
30:29You should choose wisely. Girls must be pretty and smart.
30:52Are you lying in a hammock, Lila?
30:59Is this your house?
31:06Is this your house?
31:08Yes, I'm at home.
31:10I'm coming to Gagra.
31:15When?
31:16I'm kidding.
31:18Who would let me do that?
31:23Who would take me in?
31:28How's the weather there?
31:30Cloudy, but hot. It's better now.
31:34What did the Abkhazians say about the Georgians?
31:39Is there a chance that they will open the border?
31:42Yes, just wait a bit.
31:45You don't want us?
31:47No.
31:49Just wait. We'll come back one day.
31:54When?
31:57What, you only want Russians there?
32:02Yes, yes.
32:06Do you know what I remember?
32:09There was a place when I lived there.
32:12A cafe by the water.
32:15It was down by the lake.
32:20They used to bake khachapuris there.
32:24Is that still there?
32:27Swans used to swim there.
32:33That's Ritsa.
32:34Yes, that's it. Still there?
32:36Yeah, it's still there.
32:41God, I loved that place.
32:44It's beautiful. You remember?
32:46Of course I do.
32:48I'll take a picture for you when I pass by.
32:52Please.
32:56I would love to see my house, at least from a distance.
33:02Can you go to my house?
33:06I have no idea where it is.
33:08Ledze-Lidze, Zalma District, 17 Zarya Street.
33:12Someone is surely living there now.
33:15From what I've heard, some Russians live there.
33:21Ritsa, Zalma District, 17 Zarya Street.
33:40Did you go to Gagra?
33:42Yes.
33:43Was it good? Why did you come back?
33:48To get my documents and clothes.
33:52Who did you see there? Who lives in your house?
33:58My brother and my sister-in-law.
34:01Which brother?
34:03My brother Grisha and his wife.
34:09I thought they were dead and buried. You're lying.
34:15You mean they lied to me?
34:17Have you really seen them in person? You know there was a war?
34:21We left Gagra 30 years ago.
34:24Were you really in Gagra or did you just dream it?
34:27There's no way you can leave. No one is allowed in.
34:35I would never have thought that we would be expelled and treated like this.
34:44I hate this situation.
34:48I was a wealthy person.
34:52I lived in luxury.
34:56You know that.
34:58I had a great life.
35:04Constant music and parties with the neighbours.
35:10I used to play the piano in the accordion.
35:14Everyone liked it.
35:19What kind of piano was it?
35:22Kalisia, a Polish piano.
35:28Don't you want to move to the new apartment?
35:31For what? Dali should take it.
35:35She already has one.
35:37We can't stay in this hotel and we will have to move into our apartments.
35:44You can play backgammon with the men.
35:47Or dominoes or cards.
35:51Me? Yes.
35:52What did you say?
35:54You can play dominoes with the men.
35:56Where?
35:57In your apartment.
36:00I've never played dominoes with men.
36:05What about sex?
36:09Only with my husband.
36:11Really?
36:13Yes, he left me because it wasn't enough sex for him.
36:16Too little sex?
36:17I didn't want.
36:18You didn't want to?
36:20We broke up.
36:21What's good about sex?
36:24The whole world revolves around sex.
36:27What?
36:31Didn't you like it with your husband?
36:34I didn't even know how to do it.
36:36And I don't enjoy it. It's not worth it.
36:40Maybe your husband was just bad at sex.
36:43You could have tried with someone else.
36:45What?
36:48Oh, nonsense.
37:05You're not coming?
37:14What did he say?
37:16That he's ordered you out?
37:18Yes, he said he was sick.
37:22He has a fever.
37:27I
37:57I
38:27I
38:57I
39:15It was terrible when we came here I
39:20Remember the first time I went to the market
39:23We had literally just arrived everything was new and strange
39:28Some women were chatting in the store. They didn't know I was a refugee
39:33They were complaining about the refugees faulting us for not staying and fighting in the war
39:41They said we weren't welcome in the city
39:44They said they would have fought harder than we did
39:49As if it was easy to fight in a war
39:51I
39:56Was devastated as I listened to the conversation in my own country
40:03I didn't say anything. They were older women after all
40:10But I couldn't hold back my tears
40:15I even regretted leaving the war zone
40:21a
40:25Week ago the Georgian border was flooded with Russian citizens reacting to Putin's announcement of partial military mobilization a
40:36Kilometer-long queue at the Georgian border Russians are fleeing the war
40:43These people have already found refuge in Georgia I
40:47Will leave tomorrow and never come back
40:56The people are nice here
41:01It was idiotic to abandon the house who's going to let you go there now
41:10I'm going alone on foot who will let you in one shot and you're dead
41:17Why do you think we stay in this shithole? Do you think we're crazy?
41:25It's because of our government no the Abkhazians won't allow you to go back
41:38Yeah, I'll show you something I'll show you Abkhazia, okay
41:44Huh, I'm washing my face right now
42:05I think
42:08Come on I'll show you put something on
42:12I'm fine. It's cold
42:16I'm already here. Okay, show me
42:19I'll need to explain the video to you
42:30Your relatives yes
42:38You
42:51Ready this is our house
42:58Pretty big there's a cow in there
43:08The gate is just like it used to be
43:14We should fix it when we live there again
43:19But first we have to go back the rest can wait
43:27Somebody really changed
43:33The house caught fire
43:37I
43:39I
44:04Am so sick of everything stop complaining woman
44:10It's
44:15Okay, it's big enough
44:22How many times am I going to be a refugee
44:26Are we always supposed to live out of suitcases it's the last time unless you move to Abkhazia
44:32After 30 years in the same building. Does anyone really want to leave?
44:37No, that's what I'm saying
45:02It's time Oh
45:06Oh
45:36Oh
46:06Oh
46:36Oh
47:06Oh
47:28They say the Russians are supposed to leave Abkhazia I
47:32Was I
47:34Know but it's still occupied territory. We have to live somewhere until then
47:39We're supposed to leave the metal org and move to the new apartment
47:46And you will stay there forever forever that's exactly what will happen
47:56So you're not coming
47:59I know I'm going to my parents and brother's house
48:05How will you cross the border without papers
48:08Abkhazia
48:25Okay, get dressed we are going to Gagra really, of course
48:31Who will we go to you know better than me you were just there
48:35Oh
48:37It will be cold in Gagra put this on
48:42Yes
48:53To
49:02Be careful
49:05Oh
49:13We're ready
49:15Will you lock the door? Yes, hold the bag. Let's go. Wait
49:22My passport it's in there. Stop lying to me. Let's go to Gagra
49:36Let's get this
49:48Goodbye metal org
49:53Do it, okay, where are we going to Gagra which direction this direction I still have to take my things
50:05I
50:35I
51:05I
51:35Oh

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