Podcast details
Nothing is too late
A spiritual discourse on the final life sacrament and the power of language.
"The sixteenth and final saṃskāra is the funeral rite. It signifies that your life's mission within nature and your duties on this planet are complete."
"Every language is a beautiful language. Your own language, your mother tongue—that touches your heart. It touches your inner self."
The speaker discusses the significance of the final Hindu rite of passage, the funeral saṃskāra, as marking the fulfillment of one's earthly duties. The talk then transitions to explore the profound, heart-touching quality of one's native language and mantras, emphasizing that language spoken with love becomes a language of love itself. The core themes are the completion of life's purpose and the intimate, spiritual connection to mother tongue.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Summer seminar
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