Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this conversation with Sudgeru.

My work as a journalist, I often find myself in some of the most troubled places on Earth

and I realised just how little I know about living and life and how much there is to learn from Sudgeru.

This talk tonight is done in partnership with Head Talks, which is basically the Ted Talks of the Mind

and we will be talking a lot about mental health as well as in our society.

Hard is also allowed.

Hard is also allowed. Great. We'll talk a little from the heart as well as the head.

Seldom, do we see this number of people turn out to one of these events queuing for hours beforehand,

but that really comes down to the power of Sudgeru and the visionary that he is.

He obviously needs no introduction, as you know he's a mystic, a visionary, a yogi,

a teacher, a humanitarian, and someone that we can all learn something about how we live life.

Just earlier we were speaking in the green room about some of the atrocities and some of the things

that have happened over the last few weeks and the sorts of things that we witness on a daily basis.

The kind of conversations that we were having in there, I realized just how little I know

about living and life and how much there is to learn from him.

I hope that you find tonight in a way something that you can take away from his words of wisdom.

I'll pass it on to Sudgeru.

Karunam Kaalavashadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyadhyad

Good evening. Good evening, Auroku.

Sudgeru, can you tell us a little bit about that chant and what it means?

Well, I'm just not going by the word meaning, but the oral meaning would be

birth is a certain pleasure and joy, but death is compassion.

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