You know, the very first episode, do you know the title of the first episode?

It's called The Sages Are in the Pages.

And right from the beginning, we wanted to make the point when we say wisdom of the sages, we're not talking about ourselves.

But what we're saying is that there's this whole tradition of, of course there's that sage, Shula Vyazadeva.

You know, there's a beautiful saying.

I should learn the Sanskrit for it.

But it says that all the sages have borrowed from the infinite mind of the great sage Vyazadeva, right?

That he, that he had the capacity to tap into the Veda,

you know, this body, universal body of eternal knowledge

and categorize it and get it down in written form.

And then, you know, but what is he sharing in from that Veda?

It's all stories of other sages and the wisdom that they shared.

And so we wanted to be clear that when we all stories of other sages and the wisdom that they shared.

And so we wanted to be clear that when we say wisdom, the sages, we're not the sages,

but the sages are in the pages. The sages are in this text, the Srimand Bhagwitam.

And it's affected our lives deeply, but it's affected so many listeners' lives deeply.

And so let's hear from them about how hearing, basically the process was daily hearing, right?

Hearing from the Bhagavatam day on a daily basis.

Does it work?

It says in the book that it works. That it works.

Yeah, yeah.

It says you listen to this book on a daily basis

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