Hi and welcome to Ramdas here and now I'm Raghumarkas.

talk from Ramdas, Hark's back to May of 1974. I always like looking at these dates. Now

that we're getting this media library together, by the way, with the support of many of you

out there. Over the last, I mean, this has been going on, where do we? We're at least three

years of really two and a half of intensive, focused work to try and bring this media

library. We're talking, of course, four to five decades, thousands and thousands of hours

of different media. Not just Ramdas talks, but Ramdas with many of his other friends and

teachers. Now that we can actually get some, what's called metadata, where we can actually

see where this was, where the event happened and when it happened and who was involved

and so on, it's pretty great. And then to see these dates, I love the dates because then

you go, you think, okay, what was I doing at that point in relation to Ramdas? And

it's just mind blowing to think, wow, those many years that we've known each other and

pretty great. Of course, most of you out there were not even maybe a thought in your

parents' mind eye. So this is, it's actually from Sonoma County and it is a Q&A that

are erstwhile media library curator, Nathan, picked out and there's some particularly

incisive questions and answers. And the first one is around the predicament of judging,

accepting and rejecting. And this is something I myself could hear over and over and over.

I don't know about you, but just, you know, you walk around in the world anywhere you go and

you can witness your mind doing, I mean, the level and the amount of judging. Maybe it's

just me, folks. But boy, yeah, just categorizing people, shapes, sizes, female, male, young,

old, I mean, there's so many things to judge. It's just endless. And he says, take everything

that comes your way as a divine teaching or grace and you work with it. When you get

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