Ome,

O'm,

O'm,

Asat Ome, Asatoma, sadgamaya,

Tamasoma, Jotyrgamaya, Mreathyrma, Amritam Gamaya,

Omhanty, shanty, shanty, shanty.

Ome, lead us from the unreal to the real,

lead us from darkness unto light,

lead us from death to immortality.

Ome, peace, peace, peace.

Good morning.

This morning, the subject of the lecture, seeing God in everything,

is actually based upon a talk which Swami Vivekananda gave in 1896 in London,

which forms part of his Giana Yoga, the lecture series on the way of knowledge, Gana Yoga.

So seeing God in everyone or seeing God everywhere.

That was the original talk.

And the talk is based on the Esho Upanishad.

So today's talk forms a part of a series of talks which we are having on Swami Vivek Ananda's Giani Yoga.

So, Swami Vivek Ananda, of course, he is the founder of this Vedantanth society, the first of the Vedantanth societies.

But his approach to Vedantantha was unique and powerful and modern.

So it deserves to be, we should focus upon it directly. That's

the purpose of this lecture series. In this talk, Swami Vivekandha begins with the most obvious problem

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