This is Rambdas here and now, and I'm Ragu Marcus.

This talk from Rambdas harks all the way back to July 18th to be exact.

1976 when he did the last darshan.

It sounds like a movie at his dad's farm in Franklin, Franklin, a New Hampshire.

And many of you know that people used to gather there over the years.

Starting when he came back from India in 1968.

It's a place that's actually document. You can go up on the site and you can see all the Sufi dancing and Rambdas giving talks and chanting and yoga.

It was just a spiritual Disneyland over there I should say.

I was fortunate enough to have met him before he went back to India the second time and spent some time there.

It was a very profound experience.

And my first experience of Satsang which is right at the top of this talk he talks about how everybody would get together there and he would think to himself,

I don't really have a message and really what the message is is what's in common to everyone gathered together is the message.

And that Satsang is the way that we have to touch that space.

And then he goes on to talk about something that's very, very special for me, the term spark.

I really love that term.

It was just I think the other day on a podcast on mind rolling that we were talking David and I with somebody.

And they were talking about that one ineffable moment where they got out of their senses and really felt an ignition, a spark that really informed the rest of their lives.

And I truly remember that moment myself and you can have more than one moment, it can be a number of moments.

It can be moments that happen throughout your life but that's very special moment is the first time that you actually experience that deep, deep clarity that there is a way, there is a path, there is something beyond senses.

And so Satsang is an incubator for that place.

And he talks here, so if you've touched the spark in yourself, everything I am saying to you makes sense.

And none of it is any big deal.

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