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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2023 · 41 MIN

Burn the can’dle on both ends

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Einstein mentioned the idea of a cosmic constant. I think his idea of e=mc2 comes from his experience and arrival at truelove as one of the constants that maintains life as the elusive pure science of biology that makes the biodynamics of marriage a constant in maintaining the fabric of timespace by the gravitas it takes to keep particles and waves as matter and energy functioning the way they do. He is and was, afterall, originally intelligent. Marriage takes work and with healthier natural breathing, the primary and secondary respirations that maintains our body alive like the deciduous beings we are, live-in jeans/genes with our complementary partner being the eighth-circle Krishna already born within our compositional make even before our parents or ourselves knowing about it as the light of love that maintains life within our make (as the Toruk Makhto or the last shadow of doubt that Vijayalakshmi wins over known by the name of shumbha, nishumbha or doubt and self-doubt) is a necessary part of sthira bhaga of ashtaanga yoga - ashta lagna.

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