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We're all looking for signs for what's next in the economy. The underwear index, the lipstick

indexed, and the music charts.

Oh, recession pop is very much a real thing, and it's completely made up, which is to say that

there was no such thing as recession pop during the recession. It's a term that was made up only

very recently. Now that's what I call recession music. That's this week on Explain It to Me.

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Tell me about the relationship between a guru and a disciple.

When you go to a guru and you say, I'm ready to be your disciple, this is like a lifelong commitment. This is Shruti Swami.

As a kid, she lived in Palo Alto, California, where her parents were part of a spiritual community that practice yoga and meditation under the guidance of a guru.

The disciple really has to trust the guru.

They have to surrender to the guru's teachings.

That guru can be both this parent figure and sort of a trickster figure, right?

The idea is that the world is illusory, the sensory world is illusory.

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