Podcast details
Divine nourishment
A spiritual discourse on maintaining purity in the home by examining cultural practices around death.
"When someone dies in the house, we remove the dead body. This is because where a dead body is lying, all sorts of negative energy and many other things gather."
"I tell you that the life problems you have may stem from that, because you constantly have dead food there. A dead fish, a dead chicken, or other dead things are not good to have there."
The speaker contrasts the traditional practice of removing a human body from the home after death with the modern practice of storing animal meat in a freezer. He argues that both constitute keeping "dead things" in the living space, which he associates with attracting negative energy and causing life problems, presenting this as a particular issue of the current age (Kali Yuga).
Recording location: Australia, World Peace Tour 2004
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