Sadguruji Pranam, you know we have been composing music for the last 23 years now as Shankar as Sam Loi.

One thing that is fascinating to me is always been the concept of three.

I see the association of number three with various aspects like Newton, proton, electron, gamma, Vishnu, Mahesh.

And you know we are also three of us composing music.

So, what is the relevance of three? What is the importance of three and what is the effect of three?

Namaskaram to the trimurthis of Shankar, Esan Loi.

Well, there are trimurthis, trinetra, trishula, tricala.

All these things are evolution of ideas from the fundamental experience of human life.

All human experience is rooted in these three things.

Our memory belongs to the past which is called as the Bhutakala.

Our experience always is worthamana or the present.

And our imagination and aspirations are always of the future which is Bhavishya.

So essentially human experience of life happens between memory, experience and imagination.

Based on this, many aspects which bring from these three experiences were crystallized in our culture as three.

Trinetra, tricala, trishula and all of you guys, trimurthis.

So this fundamental needs to be understood that all these three dimensions exist in Vrthaman.

All these past and future actually exist now because it's only now that you can remember.

It is only now that you can imagine.

There's a whole lot of teaching going around in the world, particularly in United States.

But I think that it has also hit the western coast of India.

People are going about talking being the moment, being the moment.

They are worshipers of the present.

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