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 Sri Dame Maipur.

This is Wisdom and the Sage's your daily yoga podcast.

Today I'm your host, Kastubidas.

Rogunath and both Rogunath and Mara

are somewhere between Udai Poir and Brindavan. And so they won't be joining us today.

But I'm happy to be here with my old friend Tardas.

Tarr I say hello.

Haribol, everyone.

I know a lot of you and some of you I've never met so I'll look forward to

meeting the ones I've never met and to the ones I know so good to see you.

Tar we Tar came to our first of all let me say this Tara is one of my oldest friends we go way way way way back we were monks together we served together as monks for a long time and after our monk them I settled down in New York and he settled down here and she down my poorer.

And you know a lot of times I say that it's like Krishna fulfills your desires because I remember even from like when I first started getting into

Krishna Bhakto you know I kind of discovered it on the lower side of New York but as soon as I became a monk I left New York and I was gone but but I had this desire I'd like to serve back in New York and as a matter of fact I had a desire I'd like to serve on the lower east side of New York where I first discovered Buckte. And Tara, you know, he and I used to come here every year at this time of year because every year there's a big festival here it's going on now and it's a festival that builds up to

Gore Pernima, which is the birthday of Shritaitania. And so, you know, we've always spent time here every year and you had a desire to live here.

Yeah, in 1989, I visited Myopor for the first time and right when I landed here I just felt,

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