:12:00
We ask,
"What can we believe in?
:12:03
What should we believe in?"
:12:05
Our politicians?
:12:07
Hardly.
:12:09
Our priests?
:12:11
You'd be amazed at how many clients
come to see me
:12:13
because they once believed
in a priest.
:12:17
It's not supposed
to be that way.
:12:19
But it is.
:12:20
What then?
Our parents?
:12:23
"Home is a sanctuary."
For the priviledged few.
:12:26
For most,
it's a battleground.
:12:29
It's not meant
to be like that.
:12:31
But it is.
:12:34
Love?
:12:36
Can we believe in love?
:12:39
Feel safe in it?
:12:43
Loving someone means
we have to relinquish power.
:12:47
It's mutual surrender.
:12:50
But how can this
take place?
:12:53
Trust.
:12:56
Trust is as vital
to human relationships
:13:00
as breath is to life...
:13:04
and just as elusive.
:13:15
Two years ago, my 11-year-old
daughter was murdered.
:13:21
Her name was Eleanor.
:13:24
This wasn't
supposed to happen.
:13:28
But it did.
:13:38
It seemed to go well.
:13:42
I was worried you weren't
going to be there.
:13:48
I said I would be.