Concluding this batch, Dr. Sharma shares a breathtakingly beautiful, emotional poem about the pain and fragility of the human experience.
He compares broken dreams and broken relationships to shattered glass ("kaanch")—when they break, the invisible shards pierce the soul, causing unbearable, silent agony.
In a moment of profound poetic defiance, he addresses the "angels" ("farishte") or divine beings who might judge humans for their failures, sins, or emotional breakdowns. He challenges them: "Try wearing this human skin" ("insaani jama toh pehan ke dekh"). It is a powerful statement that the human karmic journey—navigating the pain of the planets, heartbreak, and loss—is so incredibly difficult that even angels would struggle to survive it.