This whole tsunami that we're on, like we are surfing this wave, and the wave's only getting bigger and bigger.

And it's quite, it's quite amazing.

And everybody listening to this podcast is part of it.

Yeah.

And it's radically changing.

We're watching things that have been planted for a long time change culture.

When, when, when, um, Cita La Devi was speaking today i i was noticing two she was speaking on two

levels one was like the theological level speaking about how special this how special the

the lineage and the gift of shri tchitania is but another was on a historic level. Yeah. How it's unfolding historically, how Bhakti is unfolding historically in, I suppose you

could say in the history of Indian spirituality.

Sure.

But it's hard to see right in front of your face, but if you were to zoom out a bit,

like, oh, this is why this happened.

Yes.

And then in modern, the modern historic big moment was when Prabha took it to the west,

when Prabha took Bucking for the west.

It reminds me of, and I may have shared this on the show before, but the, was the G.R. Swami,

the head of the Sri Sampradaya, really the, in one sense, the, the, the, the, like say, modern historically, the, the oldest Vaishnava lineage. Of course, we say all these lineages go back to Krishna, but, you know, the, the Ramanujia, Chari is the first prominent Achari in these lineages. And, um, and so. And so he's the head of the seat of the Sri Sampradaya.

And he was asked not long ago.

And that means he's as orthodox as you can get.

He's, you know, incredibly chastric in his understanding, the depth, you know,

incredibly deep in his understanding of Shastra, and in understanding of Vaishnavism in general.

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