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the podcast, Sath Guru of Mistakes and mistakes. Jainanam karunam mamam melan maelan maelan maelan mahaduram maelan mah Maduram, Maduram,

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everybody the excellencies and ladies and Ladies and gentlemen thank you for being

Good afternoon, Sir Grew and good afternoon to your excellencies and distinguished guests and to all the meditators who are watching on the internet right now.

I'm so grateful to be here and it's such a privilege really to be here. My name is Maxwell Kennedy and

I've been I learned how to meditate from Sad Guru a few years ago. So we're here at the United Nations and there are four, maybe

40 or 60 ambassadors here and 70 different countries and 7,000 people and we're here to talk about sustainable

development. So why did you start with a chant? The chant is an invocation. An invocation means to perform different types of activities.

We need to have our energies in different ways.

Otherwise, most people have become competent in one way or the other, but if you ask them to do something totally

different, they will find themselves totally at loss.

This is simply because their energies get directed in one way only.

An invocation means you kind of make yourself

malleable in such a way that for every different type of action,

you need your energies in different parts of your system and you are able

to graduate that, calibrate that in such a way to perform that specific activity. So when I sit here, what we need to do is different from

what I was doing when I was walking down here. So this is just calibration using sounds.

If we have to know the meaning, it's talking about how birth is

sweetness, but death is compassion. It's a relief. We may think that is a terrible thing, but aren't we glad that someday we will die?

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