Good afternoon Ramdas. Nice to see you. Hi everyone. This is our once, I don't know,

maybe once a month Sunday hang out with Ramdas and I'm Raghub Marcus. So I think I told you

on the phone, I have this absolutely amazing, I found a letter. Okay. One of those

aerograms, remember, like we used to send from India before there was what there is now. And it

was from Krishna Doth, to me, you're talking maybe mid-80s or something. And he was with Kasi

Twari and everybody out there, we had three major mentors in India, K.K. Shah, Dada Mukherjee,

and Kasi Twari. We don't mention Siddhiman the same breath because she's her own mother thing to us,

I mean beyond. But these people directly influenced us and we're really part of what everyone

receives actually when they come to Maui to these retreats when we're all gathered together with

you and Krishna Doth and all that. So anyhow, Kasi was one of those and in fact we're actually,

we're going to make a little, we are in the midst of making a documentary about him because he's

the one person of those three Dada had books. Now K.K. has a book where people can actually reference

who these people were to the Westerners that were over there at that time. So in the process of

that I happened upon this letter from Krishna Doth that I'll read to you now, which is one time

Kasi Twari and Maharaji, Maharaji met up in Nainita. One time Maharaji came very late to Nainita.

He was in a great mood, very happy. It was before Hanumangar which is the temple, the first

temple Maharaji built in Nainita. In that area, it was before Hanumangar was built and before night

driving was allowed in Nainita. Okay, so you had to walk. Night driving, no night driving, before that,

it wasn't allowed because they didn't have proper, not that they have great lighting right now. I

don't know why it didn't make sense. They walked or rather ran out to the place where the Hanuman

gar temple would eventually be built. Right. And now that place, yeah. That place is where it was

a cemetery or an internment place for orphans and children that had become very sick. Right. It was a

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