Ome, Vasudeva, suttam-devim, Kamsachanurramadanam,

Devaki, Paramanandandam, Krishna, Vandeh Jagad Guru.

All right.

So we are studying the fifth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita.

And we had done verse number six and we're entering verse number seven.

In verse number six, we saw, is that right?

Verse number, we're done by verses 4, 5, 6 last time, right?

Sanya says, to Mahavah,

ducham, a up to a yogata.

So the choice of, if I want to realize God,

if I want to be enlightened, so why not give up everything else and make a one-pointed effort?

No, no need for samsara, the family and job and just give it all up and study, meditate, pray and become enlightened.

Why not do that?

Monastic life will enable me to do that.

So Sri Krishna hears he says that without sufficient preparation,

if the body mind are not prepared, then just thinking that I can live like that.

It's not that easy.

To come up to me, it's very difficult to lead an ideal monastic life unless the mind is prepared.

That's why in Adwaita Vedant also, they talk about the entry conditions.

The Vivek, a Vyraga, all the teaching will become beneficial if the entry conditions are there.

In monastic life also, there are certain entry conditions.

Otherwise, what will happen is I gave many examples last time in the last class that the great,

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