878: Broken Pickers - We're attracted to the Causes of Our Suffering

Wisdom of the Sages

David Ramella

Hinduism, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Broken Pickers - We're attracted to the Causes of Our Suffering

Krishna disguises himself as a boatman / Krishna disguises himself as a snake doctor / Are we attracted to things that are causing suffering? / the meaning of life is as simple as fixing our broken picker / the king develops attraction to Krishna through austere yoga / dharma is meant for developing attraction to Krishna - SB. 2.2.8 / the distinction between the soul and the Supersoul / we are the witness in the body - doing nothing / don't trust your instincts

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0:00.0	Oh, Nama, Bhagabatee, Vasutee,
0:05.0	Vasutee,
0:07.0	O'an,
0:08.0	Bagh Baghte, Vasutaea,
0:12.0	O'namo. Vaseudé Baya. Oh, no, bagavate Vaseh
0:17.0	Vaseu de Baya.
0:19.0	Come on
0:25.0	live from Gohradon Hill. This is wisdom of the sages,
0:30.0	a daily yoga podcast with your host Roginoff and co-host and senior
0:34.2	cowherd boy at the Bakhti Center, Kastubidas. Welcome to the show everybody.
0:38.4	Welcome to Go over and on Hill. We made it. I'm exhausted.
0:44.0	Somehow I'm perky right now.
0:47.0	Is that the NyQuil?
0:48.0	No, NyQuil, my friend, Day-Quil.
0:52.0	Day-Quil. I shouldn't be up right now. I should on my back. Day quill, my friend, day quill.
0:52.6	I shouldn't be up right now.
0:53.8	I should be on my back crying.
0:56.0	But my job has to be done.
0:58.4	People needed to go to Radikun today
1:00.0	and that's what we did.
1:00.8	We had a great day at Radikun.
1:02.4	Sure, we lost Katie Wickoff. Big deal.
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