1341: The 4 Questions - An Interview with Author, Vaisesika Dasa

the ability to ask a question of great consequence is a power laying dormant within us / ask the BIG questions / in order to receive rewarding answers, what is important for the questioner? / marrying our purpose / enjoyment, renunciation or dedication? / what is the lesson? - an aphorism to shift from negative to positive thinking / our power is always in the present moment / full attention

[@SamKooshesh]

It's a great book, very practical. I'm thinking it'll make a great gift for people I know who want something spiritual but aren't ready for a Bhagavad Gita, for example.

[@VallabhaHariDas]

Beautiful interview Prabhu, Thank you and Hari Haribol! 🙏🪷

[@RobElings]

Really missed him in NYC last weekend for Ratha Yatra! Can't wait to get a hold of the new book. It's an interesting conversation and I am hearing a lot of recognizable verbiage and the way Vaisesika prabhu structures its presentation.

[@arielexpress]

Thank you Prabhu. Nice points. To add some thoughts: the essence of attention is devotion. Without devotion, attention will not remain. Therefore, where devotion goes, energy flows - and attention follows incessantly, naturally. The question is therefore, what do I have devotion for? And the answer can be somewhat confronting!

[@Matthew-ym2bb]

Great interview and I'm very much looking forward to reading the book. I've been reading the book reviews and I don't want this to be critical or judgmental but I'm trying to understand. A lot of these people who are praising the book (Silicon Valley employees in particular) are the very ones working so hard to lead us deeper into a life of Maya illusion. Seems so hypocritical. Help me understand.

[@ginafazio318]

What a glorious conversation.

[@gabycunemo]

No puedo creer que no compré este libro cuando me lo ofrecieron en el Ratha Yatra porque no sabía que era de Vaisesika Prabhu! Excelente entrevista! cada palabra me hizo muchísimo sentido y sí, hay que conectar con la lección de cada cosa porque ciertamente ser humanos es bien raro 😅

[@KC-zp6gy]

Jai Jai Guru Maharaja!!!

[@nicolecornejo108]

Wow! What an insightful interview! I feel privileged!

[@OMG-KMB]

Safe travels!

[@desreachesout]

Amazing conversation!! 🙏👍

[@RobElings]

I hear a lot of Tony Robbins in here, lol ... whom I love, just noticing it

[@mattmclafferty6265]