It's part of what makes Bhakti Vedant to so not just, it makes it beautiful, but it makes it effective, you know, effective in this day and life.

I can respect spiritual practitioners of different ilks, I suppose.

Oh, yeah, different ilks, forgot it.

But where I see transformation take place, it takes absorption.

It takes very deep absorption, and it's very rare that a person gets fully absorbed in the abstract, right?

In the attributable, the attributable. But anyone, a child can get

absorbed in Kirtan. Sure. A child can get... We're witnessing it here

with the children here. We see it all the time. A child can get absorbed.

You were talking about it to Gobie or Jonovi. You know,

from... They were just children like all other children.

But there, but it would be hard to take a child of that age and have them deeply absorbed in Edweta Vedanta.

Yeah.

Sit still.

You know, calm your mind and breathe.

Right.

And so in one sense, we're all kind of like children, particularly in this day and age,

our minds are restless.

But the idea that even from the young is just from the womb, practically, you can have,

your mind, your senses can become absorbed in spiritual content.

And really, we call it the P of Brahmin right like the the the highest

manifestation of that spiritual energy you can you can become captivated by you can become caught up in

it in the beat in the taste and the flavor and let it pull you deeper and deeper into spiritual resorption.

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