of a Bhaven with a full heart, not half-hearted, right, but like full-hearted.

This is where we're trying to go.

That heart, our heart should be like heavy, you know, with feelings of devotion.

And that, like, you take that whole heart in your offer, not like part of the heart.

Like, you know what, I'm into this Bhakti.

It's nice.

Yeah, I love the music.

I think the philosophy is really good. The culture is great. And I have other

interest in life, too, that I pursue separately from that and maybe even contradictory to it a bit.

It's kind of wasting time. And it has no real value according to the values that I've adopted in Buckley.

But I'm hanging on to because I'm still

tasting a little something there. And I think if I gave that up, maybe I would miss out on a little

taste. Well, that's the interesting thing about as we approach Krishna, he starts to shine light

on our other desires. And then we start to realize, like, actually, this desire is merely for my ego. I thought I

actually liked to do it. I thought it was good for me. It's really good for my prestige. It's really

good for my distinction. It's really good for people to think I'm cooler. But no, no, no, no. It's actually, it's actually

taking me away from this even sweeter thing.

So that's part of our self-realization.

Krishna helps us feel, makes us realize what our real self-interest is

and what our false self-interest is, what is actually our ego interest.

It's so easy to say, I love God, isn i love god i love oh i love god all right prove it

oh no bagabata te vasseh baya oh namo baghavati, bas-de-ba-ya.

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