Pranāma

He would slowly walk painfully there, and then he would sit down there and meditate as long as the youngest ones of us meditated.

And then he would get up and go to do Pranams, salute the temple of Vivekananda, the temple of Brahmananda, the temple of Ma Sharada, Holy Mother, and the place, you know, the Samadhi Ghat, where the direct disciples were cremated.

He would go there.

That whole routine, which we all did, it took us ten minutes, fifteen minutes.

[laughing] Vilas.

Pranam, Babaji.

I also have a question on this topic.

So yesterday, I heard you translate yo sitt-sanghi as someone who is associating with women.

That is Kundalini Yoga.

So it says, "Ghantaanadam." Bhushan.

Uh, Sri Pranams.

I have two questions.

The next question is from Kishore Krishna.

Pranams, Guru Maj, good morning.

Good morning to you, to you and your friends.

Thank you.

Yeah.

So the next question is from Mukendu Gopal in Chile.

He says, Dandavak Pranams Maharaj, I have a question about spiritual bypass.

I came to temple life partly because of difficult circumstances at home.

Yes, just two words can change everything.

Pranam is the respectful greeting used in the region.

It basically functions like namaste, but carries a very specific local resonance.

Right, and Danyabad is thank you.

Good morning, Guru Maharaj.

Pranams.

Um, well, we don't live in India, so we don't have those flowers that Bhrigupad listed, and I'm often wondering when-

Especially in the, especially in the winter in, in Finland.