Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Coppelman. Thanks for listening. I am truly thrilled to have

sat Guru here with us today. To big deal for me during this time of the pandemic, I came across

his writings, his words. I watched him speak. We don't know one another but I am a deep

diver as you are in certain ways. So I read a lot. And although as you were when you were a young

person, I'm by nature. I'm still young. What is this? Yeah, absolutely. But in your books,

you talk about when you were quite young and skeptic. And I am. You look great, by the way.

Let me say I know every year that you're concerned about making sure you appear young.

Now you look great. But first of all, so thank you, man. Your whole bearing and being, but

the fact that you also drilled down so hard on the logic of all of it is very helpful for people

who come to any sort of mysticism with some skepticism. The logic seems to obtain, regardless of

the belief system one goes in with. So the thing is, the starting point for human mind is always

logic. Anything that's not logical, you cannot digest it. This is the nature of human intelligence.

Unless, of course, you're kind of twisted and somebody has drilled it into you to believe

something which doesn't make logical sense or they have battered your logic in such a way that

it doesn't function. It is dysfunctional. Otherwise, it is, it is not that you have to be trained.

It is very logical or it's very natural even for a child that only if it's logically correct,

even a little child will accept that it is true. Otherwise, no. Well, logic is at different levels.

Logic can evolve from a very crude level of logic to a very sophisticated sense of logic.

But even if two people are, let's say, having a big argument, both of them think the other person

is illogical. But within themselves, each person thinks they are logically correct because that's

very important for the human intellect because in the human intellect, without logical steps,

there is no stairway anywhere. Right. And so, as a stairway, it's wonderful and

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