Oh,

Vasudeva Sutam Devam

Kamsachanurramarthanam

Devaki Paramanandam

Krishna

Vande Jagad Guru

Good evening everybody. We are resuming our Bhagavad Gita classes temporarily for about a month.

So I'll be here till the end of January. So we'll have our regular classes on Fridays. And we'll take it up where we left it.

We are doing the third chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, and we had done up to the 16th verse.

Don't feel, I'll give you a little bit of a recap.

I remember this statistics teacher we used to have,

and he would, you know, in statistics, nowadays it's called data science,

but used to have these long derivations.

So this implies, this implies, this implies, this, this implies this,

and the whole blackboard would be full of formulae.

And this gentleman would fill up the blackboard and the end of the session comes summer vacations.

And when he comes back, the first class after the summer vacation, he starts off, it comes straight, picks up a chalk.

This implies, and then he goes, we are totally at sea.

The third chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, Sri Krishna, is talking about, that yes, ultimately

we have to attain enlightenment, call it God realization or self-realization.

But until that point, what do you do with life?

We are still working, we are still living our life in this world, and how do you live life

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