This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode 10 of Synchronicity.

My guest today is Raghu Marcus, who some of you may know.

He's the director of the Love Serve executive director, executive director of the

Love Serve Remember Foundation, which is Ram Dass's foundation.

He is also a fellow co-founder of a little thing called MindPod Network, which is Ram Dass's foundation. He is also a fellow co-founder of a little thing called Mind Pod Network,

which this podcast is a part of. I am also a co-founder of Mind Pod Network, so we are business partners.

Ragu I will get into in just a second, but I wanted to talk about a couple of things. One is I had a podcast

I recorded with Nina Rao, who is Kirtan artist and Katie's manager, Katie being Krishna-Das.

And I did this last week, exactly a week ago.

And such an amazing podcast.

Nina is a really wonderful and beautiful person.

Really, like one of the favorite podcasts I've done.

Then find out as soon as the podcast is over. No audio. No audio on the podcast. So that's what I was planning on putting out this week. Nina, unfortunately, well, not unfortunately, but she's going to

India. So I'm going to re-record that with her when she gets back. I bring this up for a couple

reasons. One, it was really great

podcasts and I'm excited for you guys to hear it when we do redo it. Two is, you know, I've

been doing a little research on podcasts and unlike, you know, not unlike some of the things in

this country, a lot of white guys, A lot of white guys on podcasts. I love

white guys. I'm a white guy. Can't complain. But seems to be a major dearth of both minorities

on podcasts and women on podcasts. And I know there are. This is not for everything. But I just think

there's some voices I would like to be heard out there. So the second thing I want to go into

today is based around gratitude. I had a conversation with my good friend Michael Donovan,

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