Here again, the whole Vedas speak about this energy. The yogis chant Ome. We talk about

Brahman, the universe, the light, the oneness, right? The law, the universal laws. Everything

happens for a reason. There is a higher power. There is a greater plan. But now we're getting

to beings. Like that greater plan has personality.

The whole Vedic teachings is that there is personality behind everything, behind even the Jivas, all the plants, all the animals, the earth itself, all the planets are beings.

Surya Namaskar, we're offering prayers not to a big ball of fire

but to the lord of the sun planet and then of course there's the davity dave the lord of all the

davas you know lord vishnu but then even vishnu this very, very personal form, Gustavo.

I'm just going on today. Sorry.

No, this is great.

You know what I'm when I'm hearing all the, in relation to what you're saying,

that we're seeing that supreme Brahman, but we're seeing him in such an informal and intimate and ultimately loving and most pleasing way.

You know, when I read this, because here's, again, here's the sage viastate.

He is this incredibly deep sage and philosopher, and he's writing about Brahman and he's written all the Upanishads and the Vedanta sutures and these dense philosophical texts.

And he's now he's telling this story about Krishna with his friends.

And then he says, Krishna goes to get the cows and he throws in this little detail.

He's carrying yogurt and rice in his hands.

Right.

It's not that have that detail.

That detail, it carries a lot of meaning. And what I thought of was actually, you know, they say the beginning of movies, like the first, the opening moments are really important. And generally, you're supposed to take the main character. And there's some detail in what the main character does that makes him a little appealing to you. Even if he's like, you want to to me i was going to bring one up okay not i'm not i recommend you're just joking okay but uh

you take uh the film uh saturday night fever yeah okay great film and so it opens up and it's got

the music going it's got the bg's there was a big thing at the time. It was huge. It was huge. Mara missed it. And if I remember Mara missed it. Merrimiss, isn't that weird? Merrimiss, Saturday Night Fever. Your baby. But I think the opening song was probably staying alive, right? And that it's really going.

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