Dadino videnie druzhbi vsegda bylo o nastoyashchikh druzyakh, no ego opredelenie druzhby bylo chasto razocharovano, potomu chto ne bylo pravil'nogo ponimaniya. On schitaet, chto prosto provodit' vremya vmeste ne sozdaet druzhbu, a tol'ko nekuyu svyaz'.

The idea of basing a business on friendship is often unsuccessful as people tend to argue and fall out when working together. However, the narrator reflects on the illusion of friendship and how it can be a powerful motivator in business, but warns that true loyalty and friendship may not exist until one has gone through difficult times with a person.

The text discusses the principles of the Samgach 2 mantra, which emphasizes the importance of moving together and respecting each other's responsibilities and boundaries in order to achieve a true and meaningful friendship.

To achieve unity, people need to think and feel together, share their needs and visions for the future, and create a sense of oneness from their diversity. This principle is powerful and is the second great component of friendship.

The main components of true friendship are meditating together, getting to know oneself and each other, sharing inspirations, comparing them, and building something together. Another important component is having a common goal and vision, and working together towards achieving it.

The great component of friendship is harmony. To achieve harmony, respect each other's jurisdiction, create a feeling of mutual respect, and have a common vision and goal. When hearts become inseparable, that is true friendship.

The speaker reflects on the difference between friendship and acquaintanceship, stating that the latter is merely a prerequisite for the former. They believe that true friendship is a powerful force that can overcome any obstacle and that it is essential to have such friendships in life. The speaker also expresses gratitude for the support of their viewers in their meditation project.