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So what we're doing is a deep study of the Bhagavad Gita, but not just a deep study.

We want to get a grasp of almost every single word that is there.

And so it's something that's really nice because you can keep it with you.

If you're on a trip in Costa Rica, if you're somewhere else and you don't have your phone, you have your Bhagavad Gita right in your heart, right in your head, right in your heart.

Now some of you might have seen devotees or yourself practice reciting verses and sometimes it can be a little discouraging because there's a few things that happen is that you only keep what you use.

And one of the issues of trying to learn hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of verses or 10 verses or 20 verses is you may not have the opportunity to use them.

And what to speak of, like maybe you feel like I don't have the intellect.

It's not all connecting.

So I found out that actually doing memorization in complete sections makes it quite easy, because any fool can sing a song.

That's the idea.

It's like, how many songs that we can't get out of our heads? And I heard of one devotee, he was...

literally drowning in Mayapur, in the Ganga, and some commercial jingle came to his head from childhood, some like, you know, serial commercial.

So how hard is it to get a song out of our head? And so we'll show, I'm gonna, let's see, let's share.

Okay, so Sanskrit and memorization.

So the Vedas.

So this is where we first learn about Sanskrit.

This is the original Sanskrit.