Ome, Vasudeva,

Othewtam, Devam,

come suchanurramardanam,

Devaki,

Paravanandam,

Krishna,

Jaghagh, Guru.

So Jainth is our co-host this evening.

And he's letting other people in as they come in.

But we'll start.

And as usual, you can give your comments and questions in the chat box.

And also raise your hand if you want to interact directly.

We are on the seventh chapter of the Bhagavad Gita.

And we had just seen that, you know, four kinds of devotees and those who are in distress,

those who want something, those who are inquire, spiritual inquirers. And finally, the enlightened one.

And the fully enlightened one is the one who

sees Brahman everywhere, that Brahman alone exists.

And the realization of this fully enlightened one

is, Vasio Deva Sarvati, Sam Mahhāhāhāsudur-labha.

This Mahatma, this great one, is very rare indeed who realizes that Vasudeva or Krishna,

Brahman in that sense, is everything. In an adviatic sense, Brahman alone is. It's not that

Brahman, there is everything and somehow Brahman has become everything. sense, Brahman alone is. It's not that there is everything and somehow

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