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Welcome back to the less experimental episode of book highlights.

This is the second time that we are reviewing a book

that I've been hot and bothered about.

And we're just going to do three simple points that you guys can kind of chew on

throughout the week the book that we're gonna do this week is a translation of the

bag of a gita by a guy called eknot esswaran, Eknoth-Eswan, I don't actually know how to say his name.

But I've been listening to this little mofo on repeat on audible.

If you guys have interest in starting an audible thing, probably most have

you already done it. But shameless plug you can do Audible Trial.com slash Aline and you get a free

audio book and it kicks us down some scratch.

So check that thing out on there and I also recommend just getting the hardback one because

then you can impress your new-age friends and they come over to your place and you see that you have the

Bogovagita on your on your coffee table. All right, so here we go. A couple of points, chew on, we should

call these the chewing points or the weekly chew or something stupid like that.

Point numero uno. This is a quote out of the Bog of Gita says when a person responds to the joys and sorrows of others as if they were his own,

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