Oh, no, Bhagavati Vasudevaya.

Oh, nao, Bhagavati, Vasudevaea.

Oh, Nama, Bhagavati, Vasudevaea.

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this is

Wisdom of the Sages, your daily yoga podcast.

I'm your host, Raganath, my co-host,

Astuba Prabhu. Honored to be here, I'm here with all our studentsath, my co-host, the Stubbapu.

Honored to be here. I'm here with all our students from our 300-hour training, from actually all our trainings. We've got three trainings going on here for this entire month. And we are here to study the... Shramid Bhagwata? Shramad Bhagavatam. I was going to say something about the Bhagavatam first, but The shoe I bought with Tom is the pinnacle of resurrection of your spiritual life.

It's there to. I was going to say something about the Bhagavatam first, but the Shuiwabhaatam is the pinnacle of resurrection of your spiritual life.

It's there to specifically find your connection in Bhakti yoga.

And of all the people who study the Vedas, even the author himself says, this is the cream of the crop.

This is like the gold standard for resurrecting our spiritual self and how to engage ourself in the material world where we're getting sort of like

we're in the world. We have to be in the world. We're not recluses, but at the same time,

we're not of the petty stuff of this world. This podcast is especially meant for yogis who want to

deepen their spiritual understanding of traditional Vedic literature. It's for people who want to

apply these things, these teachings of yoga, to their life, to enhance their life, to upgrade their life, to better their life.

And it's for people who just want a regular dose of wisdom given from the sages,

but sort of updated for a contemporary world.

And I'm here with Kostuba, my lifelong friends.

And yes, we'd also like to say the podcast wisdom of the

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