Oh, Nama, Bhagabatee, Vasutee,

Vasutee,

O'an,

Bagh Baghte, Vasutaea,

O'namo. Vaseudé Baya. Oh, no, bagavate Vaseh

Vaseu de Baya.

Come on! Live from New York City, this is Wisdom of the Sages. I'm your host today, Kastubidas, and my usual co-host, Roginoth is running around Rishikash

summer right now, free and wild, right, Mara?

That's right, but I'm here with a bunch of our pilgrims on our retreat with us.

Okay, how are you doing, Marra? Great, we went on an amazing hike up to this waterfall today. It was incredible. We got to bathe in the

gunga like we do every morning.

Excellent.

Is the is the water like kind of brown at this time you like muddy looking or is it a little bit of muddy looking?

But just as purifying.

Yeah.

Is this your you've bathed in the gung in my poor before? Yeah, this is my first time being up north and getting it in the Himalayas. It's it's incredible. It's kind of like when you stay in Rishikage that river is just kind of like blowing through and it just feels like there's this powerful purifying force that just it just doesn't stop right?

Yeah, and's amazing.

Yeah, and we're saying, I mean, it's like our backyard

and we have this little private kind of beach

where we can do our satsons.

It's just, it's unbelievable.

And we go to Haridwar tomorrow, so we'll still be along the gunga. Nice, okay.

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