00:00Sometimes I tend to blame our philosopher sages, the Mantra Drishta Rishis.
00:08So there you are, away, separated from the society, in a forest, in a cave, in a jungle, a hill
00:15somewhere.
00:16And you come up with these beautiful insights.
00:20And you know how difficult it is to realize what you are continuously doing.
00:30Correct.
00:32After that begins the phase of social dissemination.
00:37Must begin that phase.
00:39Unfortunately, in the case of India, that social dissemination took a backseat.
00:46So we had great javals, great insights, beautiful philosophies expressed as verses.
00:53But they never became really public.
00:57They never went to the masses.
00:59Absolutely, I agree with you on this.
01:01It was said that those who have the urge to know, must take the initiative on their own and approach
01:10the sage, the teacher.
01:12Now that is not very aligned with human nature, our own prakrati.
01:19began in the past, czyli day to day.
01:21Thank you, everybody.
01:22See you.
