yet you were in Mumbai world for two weren't you what he said yeah and I said did you

swim in any rivers and he said the genga it's the gunga yeah yes now the saying in India is if you swim in the gungra as a man, the divine beings that are waiting to take birth again, the humans that are waiting to take birth again, the humans that are waiting to take birth again, the humans that are waiting to take

birth again, come into your Siemens through the river and you carry them and then

pass them into a womb so they can take birth again.

All right. So he swam in the river then I said, did you go to any temples?

He said, yeah, I said, did they give you any food to eat?

Now, if you go to a Hindu temple,

they have offered food to the deities.

And he said, yeah, Prasad or something like that.

And the word is Prasad. It means food that's been offered to the divine.

And when the priest would give it to a 19 year old good looking American Air Force

Captain visiting his temple unexpectedly he would say may you have a son devoted

to Vishnu.

Ah ha ha ha and lo and behold here he is.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Cheek.

Today's guest is best-selling author, Vedic scholar, linguist, and poet Jeffrey Armstrong.

Today's episode is focused on an important topic for us all,

how to be a spiritual warrior.

This subject is very dear to Paul's heart,

and he's been looking for someone with adequate spiritual depth and life experience

to explore this topic with for quite some time. As fortune would have it, Laurel Erica,

Paul's guest on episode 152, suggested that Paul Reed, The Bagavagita comes alive by

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