Hi everyone, it's Ragu Marcus and I'm back with Ramdas here and now.

And this excerpt from a talk that he did at Rhineback, which was at Omega in July of 1992.

And I'll get to a little bit of description in a minute.

I just want to announce that we have been doing this wonderful series called the Soul Land Music

series, Songs and Stories Inspired by Ramdas.

And every Sunday at 5 o'clock, Pacific and 8 o'clock Eastern, you can tune into the Ramdas

Instagram channel.

And just some amazing artists and musicians.

We've had Trevor Hall, we've had Jay Yutal, we've had Simrit.

And this Sunday night, we are hosting John V. Harrison.

And for those of you who don't know who John V is, she has the most exquisite voice.

And she sings Kiritan and she has a bov that is extraordinary.

And meaning of a real connection to her heart expression of spiritual mood, which is a

definition of bov.

So please do tune in.

A music, of course, was tremendously important.

Ramdas brought back after he came back from India in 1968, 2009.

He brought back the original chance, some of which we still do.

And he would say music is a tremendous vehicle for opening the heart.

And that's just very much part of the legacy that we brought back from India and being

with the name Karole Baba Maharaji.

So and you can look forward.

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