Oh, Nama, Bhagabatee, Vasutee,

Vasutee,

O'an,

Bagh Baghte, Vasutaea,

O'namo. Vaseudé Baya. Oh, no, bagavate Vaseh

Vaseu de Baya.

Come on! Live from the Goberdon Echo Village in Maharashtra, India. This is Wisdom of the

Maharashtra India. This is Wisdom on the stages is your daily yoga podcast with your host

Ruginoff and my good friend and co-host Kosto Badas. Hello everybody.

We are here and we are just going after the Radna Swami episode which is our big

episode people are tuning in from all over to hear that Radna Swami is like you know he's

the living Bhakti master and I'm not being just gracious saying that he is the living

Bocky master and I'm that feel fortunate and I'm sure Kostuba feels the same way that he's in our life

I do so much and sort of really I think you need people in your life and I think our culture misses that there's where there's no

elders. There's no elders in community anymore. It's like our elders are sort of like so

oftentimes like twisted or they're like we got to take care of our

elders, my elders and an alcoholic, we're missing that in culture and that's what another like gift of secular society is

and materialistic society is the elderly aren't necessarily wise, right?

In the old days, it was almost respectable to grow old.

We want to hear from them, we want to hear about their wisdom.

And sometimes it still exists out there there I'm not saying it doesn't

exist completely but you see these traditions in India it's like you respect the

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