I came into the business after 20 plus years of intense Bhakti practice, you know, living as a monk in India and other countries and just practicing, studying two hours a day and chanting a lot and all that.

And I was very comfortable in my Bhakti practice.

I was very uncomfortable in my business practice.

And the case years, I kind of separated the business from my service.

It was like my spiritual life. I had my spiritual business from my service.

It was like my spiritual life.

I had my spiritual life and my business.

And this created a lot of internal stress for me.

It was always like something fighting in me. And then with the help of my teachers and guides,

I was able to see the dichotomy and I was able to kind of integrate the two and see the business as my service.

The business is my path to spiritual enlightenment.

And when I did that, all of a sudden, everything shifted for me personally.

And then the real lessons started flowing.

I was open to receive so many different lessons.

So that was the first lesson to integrate, to see the business as part of my spiritual path,

as something that contributes to my spiritual growth and a lot of purification of the heart,

for sure.

Yeah.

So it's not, we can, we can experience this in the holy places where I lived for several years in India.

We can experience this in an ashram where I lived for many years.

But we can also experience this in our day-to-day life.

You know, we can experience this with our children, with our spouses, with the business.

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