Illusion of Power

Siddhananda: (Holding up a stone) Black one... dark one.

G: Mmm  Hmmm

Siddhananda: (pausing with closed eyes) Ok, I just see that stone in my mind with kind of a dark aura around it, not negative feeling, but, seeing [the darkness]

G: And what is that darkness about?

Siddhananda: Strength, they’re saying.

G: What, strength?

Siddhananda: They’re saying strength.

G: And why do they think that dark is strength.

Siddhananda: Power... (chuckles slightly) that’s what they’re saying, but let's see why.

G: Mmm… hmm

Siddhananda: They’re saying "because it's like the earth."

G: Oh, because it's like the earth? Ok.

Siddhananda: Ok. so, what questions do you have for us today?

G: So what is it we can help with?

Spirit: More strength and power.

G: Yeah, that’s ego based.

Siddhananda: Yeah, I would say.

G: (Clears throat) Yeah, this is one that wants to think they can control everything and they’re not in the best thing. Are they open to the light?

Siddhananda: No, They’re saying no, but lets’s... No, they’re not, they just want some more powers.

G: Yep, no. We’re not going to help with that, because what they’re doing is self-deceiving, they’re just deceiving themselves, to think they would get anything by powers. The more powers they think they have the more they are separating themselves from God and thinking they’re the one in control, and, that’s not real power. They have an illusion of power.

Siddhananda: Yeah, they’re trying to put out more of that darkness, and it's just... (shakes head).

G: Yeah, they have an illusion of power.

Siddhananda: They’re pushing with all of their might to bring out more of that, themselves as that power, and it’s just... (shakes head, slightly smiling).

G: Ok, hold them for a minute. I’m going to give him a little demonstration of how much power he thinks he has. Ok? Hold him for a second.

Siddhananda: (Laughing).

G: Ready? (holds head down to one side, eyes closed).

Siddhananda: (Holds rock in fist up to camera).

G: You can’t go! (after several moments) You don’t like that? No you don’t like that at all... Ok. Yeah, he wants to go. Now how much power do you have?

Siddhananda: (smiling).

G: Do you have any power? You don’t. You have no power. Now do you think the dark is more powerful than the light? No.

Siddhananda: Yeah, I was hearing no.

G: Yeah, No! So ok, you can go ahead and let him down for a minute. Go ahead and put him down for a minute.

Siddhananda: (smiling, puts rock down).

G: Now you can either choose to go and be on your way or you can be ready to bow and open to the light, the God-light.

Siddhananda: I see an image of someone bowing. It is still dark, but...

G: Yeah, but he’s open to the light now because his way is not the way. He needed a little quick demonstration that that is not the way.

Siddhananda: So he’s saying he’s open, so...

G: Yeah, so we ask that the Christ-light would come to him, and he can do the Om-That-I-Am, the I-Am-That_I-Am and find the still place of God within him and release the ego, release the ego-drama, so he can see the fallacy of it. I’m sure he will see that Christ has much more energy than he does, and Christ’s came from sacrifice and from laying that down. So, the true knowledge and power comes [that way] and it has nothing to do with Ego. Ego separates one from that and they have an illusion of power, for a time (laughing).

Siddhananda: (Smiling). Yeah, so I do see an image of someone on their knees, bowing low and then Christ is there. They are definitely bowing low. Almost, I guess, almost like shaking.

G: Yeah, of course, because that’s going to be terrifying to that dark. That light is terrifying to that dark.

Siddhananda: They’re scared.

G: But they have to see there’s nothing to fear, they’ve lived in fear and self-protection and thinking that they are the power for so long that to relinquish that can be terrifying, but there’s nothing to fear in that.

Siddhananda: Yeah they’re trembling, they’re having a hard time looking up at that Light [of] Christ.

G: Yeah, because that light is very hard to look at, that vibration is so different. It's very, very difficult to open to that.

Siddhananda: Right!

G: But they have to realize that they will be fine. Yes, it's scary to open to that, but they will see there is such joy in that when they open to that. So, don’t have any fear but open your eyes and look and allow that to come in and dispel the shadows, dispel the negativity, dispel the illusions, to come to the truth of what it is and what it’s not.

Siddhananda: Good, and I can see an image of him kind of turning, and then he’s kind of taken up. He was scared, he was trembling but he did turn and he’s kind of taken up into that light.

G: Right (nodding)

Siddhananda: I’m just seeing a lot more light.

G: Right, (gesturing as if dispelling something by pushing hand up and out several times while spreading fingers) whatever’s there, that... I hate to use that [word] demonic mind play, Christ has no problem with, sending it... It's gone. He has no problem with it. Instant excorcism (chuckling).

Siddhananda: Pretty much!

G: It's what it is. Because those mind spins, they grow almost a personality of their own, they take on a life of their own, and then instead of them thinking they’re controlling, they’re being controlled, by that illusion.

Siddhananda (Nodding) right.

G: So, they can come back to balance now.

Siddhananda: That’s much better. Yeah, they’re in good hands now, and so we’ll go ahead and put that over there, I think. Namaste! They’re not saying much right now.

G: (gesturing namaste). Welcome on your journey. (Both laughing).

Prayer

Siddhananda: Ok, (showing a translucent purple stone), our last but not the least.

G: It's a special language (referring to the previous session on oatmeal) (laughing)

Siddhananda: It's special!

Siddhananda: Ok, back to our last one here, and..(long pause with closed eyes) So, i'm hearing "prayers".

G: Ok, what about prayers?

Siddhananda: Should they continue praying?

G: What is it they're praying for?

Siddhananda: (pause) for themselves and humanity, it sounds like.

G: Aha (nodding)  it's not that prayers are wrong, prayers can be beneficial, but understand that God's got everything under control, ok. One can intercede for some things, just like we're interceding now for some souls that they would open...

Siddhananda: Aha

G: ..and so, that's like an intercession for them, but again, you cannot override people's free will

Siddhananda: I think for some relief

G: If you understand that then you are fine

Siddhananda: Yeah

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: And i hear what you're saying, and that is important information

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: (pause) I think from what you're saying, at least what i'm feeling, they're relieved in it a bit

G: Aha (nodding)

Siddhananda: maybe they felt...

G: compelled

Siddhananda: Yeah

G: [that] they had to do the prayer all the time

Siddhananda: like a responsibility

G: [like] it's a responsibility

Siddhananda: Yeah

G: But, it's not. It's not a responsibility... you do the best you can. If somebody needs some intercession, intercessory prayer then that's another thing. But, really God has everything under control. If you get yourself out of the way...

Siddhananda: See, that's great information I think, when, i think for this one, they felt a little like the prayer was giving them some protection

G: Right, and one doesn't need to protect themselves. What are you protecting yourself from?

Siddhananda: As soon as you said that i felt a swirl of white light. It was very nice.

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: Kind of their way of...

G: Yeah, if you got God at the center, there's nothing you need to protect yourself from... just stay in that Truth... (placing hand over the heart) of God within. That center of Being

Siddhananda: It's a nice image, i just see swirling white energy. They're really connecting with your saying, and i believe at least it really feels like it is a relief to them

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: ..something got freed up, like it's not their work that they have to do

G: Right

Siddhananda: ..that prayer can really get in motion and..

G: Right and there are some orders, they are spent in prayer all day

Siddhananda: Aha

G: ...and one can stay in that, but if you understand that God is in control, always has been always will be (smiling), no matter how bad it seems.

Siddhananda: Whether there's prayer or not

G: Exactly

Siddhananda: That's it

G: God is always there, and it will eventually right itself

Siddhananda: And i think that's excellent information and...Yeah, so they're just kind of offering that swirl of white light, to say, Yes!

G: Yeah, thank you for coming (gesturing namaste)

Siddhananda: Thank you (gesturing namaste)

Oatmeal

Siddhananda: OK (Showing a crystal clear stone with yellow edges) There we go. OK, i don't know why but I heard "oatmeal."

G: Oatmeal? (laughing) Are you hungry?

Siddhananda: I'm feeling mushy? I don't know, I heard oatmeal.

G: Oatmeal

Siddhananda: I just put out what's there

G: It can only go up from here (laughing)

Siddhananda: Hopefully it's got brown sugar on it (laughing)

G: (laughing) Oatmeal.. Okay

Siddhananda: Ok, so, what about [oatmeal]

G: What about oatmeal (laughing)

Siddhananda: (laughing) We'll see what else is there [with] that? if it means anything at all? Oatmeal! They like oat­meal..Okay

G: Okay, that's good. I'm glad you like oat­meal. I guess you (Siddhananda) like cherry blossoms, they like oatmeal.

Siddhananda: They like oat­meal

G: So, there you go.

Siddhananda: Hey, i like oat­meal too! so, anyway. Oatmeal's nice on a cold morning. (smiling)

G: That it is (laughing)

Siddhananda: (laughing) OK, so, let's try to get at least a little bit deeper.

G: Can we get a little deeper, yes (laughing)

Siddhananda: (pausing with closed eyes) I think there is something with that Oat­meal, but i think it is a little bit of... I don't want to say mush, but kind of (pause) mushy, i mean. Does that
make sense?

G: Yeah. It's mushy in what way?

Siddhananda: (pause) They just don't feel they have the life...

G: Ok

Siddhananda: The life that they...

G: Aha (nodding)

Siddhananda: Their true life potential,  (both hands on the heart) life in there.

G: Aha

Siddhananda: it's just kind of mushy old thing.

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: They like oatmeal, they just...

G: They don't have any real kind of convictions and stuff.

Siddhananda: well yes, it's just not...

G: Maybe they have kind of gone along with the program or something.

Siddhananda: Let's see..

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: It's sounding like it's part of their character.

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: ...but nothing they really can say is their heart and soul.

G: Aha

Siddhananda: ..maybe passion even.

G: Right

Siddhananda: Something that gives them that fire.

G: Right... So, what i would say for this one is they need to take birth again and find something to hold to.

Siddhananda: Makes sense

G: Find something they can have some conviction about.

Siddhananda: And, i'm hearing some joy about.

G: And some joy.

Spirit ­ ..the joy is gone, in my ways.

G: Yeah, so, we'll ask if the guides and masters on the other side would come and council this one.

Siddhananda: perfect!

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: (pause) I do see them coming around a bowl of oatmeal.

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: but, it's Ok.. just teasing, no. (smiling)

G: (smiling)

Siddhananda: It's just kind of that image is there, but, i mean, to have that fade­ away.

G: Right, right, they're surrounding him, yeah.

Siddhananda: Yeah, That's all that they need..

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: ..that particular feeling that he has within himself

G: Right

Siddhananda: ..and that is starting to [fade]... always a good thing I see is images begin to start dissolving/fading..

G: Right

Siddhananda: ... as a new energy begins to emerge...

G: Right

Siddhananda: (pause) and i do feel a surrounding of that "love"

G: Yeah

Siddhananda: It's very nice

G: Yeah, he needs to gain some backbone. He's lost his backbone somewhere along the way.

Siddhananda: There, i think you said it perfectly. That was exactly what this was about

G: Yeah, yeah. He kind of became trampled in life and lost his backbone and lost his word.

Siddhananda: Just almost gave up.

G: yeah, he gave up, he gave up. He was domineered by something or someone, and just...

Siddhananda: Lost his fight, lost his strength.

G: Yeah, yeah

Siddhananda: Anything, that holds him

G: Right, he needs to gain some of that back.

Siddhananda: Right

G: ..in a good way.

Siddhananda: Right, and i think this love will help him, as you were saying, take on a new form eventually, it will guide him in a good direction.

G: Right, so, he will get to take rebirth again and gain that back.

Siddhananda: I think that's good

G: Thank you for coming (gesturing Namaste)

Siddhananda: (gesturing Namaste) Thank you.. Ok, you never know what the first thing is going to be.

G: Well, you have to say that oatmeal was one of the most unusual ones we've gotten 
(laughing)

Siddhananda: (laughing) i guess it was just the way they convey their message.

G: Yeah, It's always interesting.

Siddhananda: Interesting, if anything.

Let Go of Guilt

Siddhananda: So, here we go, with the next interesting one. You never know!

G: You never know.

Siddhananda: Ok, so in my mind, I’m seeing the same heart outline. [Pausing with closed eyes] It does have a bit of a crack in it…

G: Ok…

Siddhananda: Ok, so let's see... They’re very sad about something.

G: Right, right. What’s this heartbreak about? Yeah, it's heartbreak... heartbroken.

Siddhananda: Exactly. (pause).. Ok, it's not a love lost. It's something they did or didn’t do, so I’ve go that much down. Something they did, let's see what that is... Some accident, maybe, with a child, some kind of accident happened.

G: Ok.

Siddhananda: It wasn’t their fault, but it feels like something they’ve taken on.                                                  
G: Right, and they take that burden on. So, why are you taking that burden on if it's an accident?

Siddhananda: They keep thinking maybe it was their fault even though it was an accident.

G: Were they impaired in some way?

Siddhananda: (Nodding slightly) Somehow the child was hurt.

G: Right, but were they impaired? Were they drinking? Were they on drugs? Was something on with them?

Siddhananda: No. I’m feeling maybe that they dropped the child or something like that happened.

G: They dropped the child or something?

Siddhananda: Yeah, maybe a young baby or something.

G: And something happened to the child.

Siddhananda: (nodding slightly) A head injury or something.

G: Accidents are not always accidents. Sometimes, it's something that that child needs to go through or experience. Sometimes, those things happen. So, I would say for this spirit to... We’re going to call in the  spirit of the child that was theirs so that they can let them know.

Siddhananda: Yeah, there’s a young child baby energy there. And they’re fine. They’re just kind of... they’re still young, like that... a baby. They’re fine. I mean, they’re not at all injured. I think they were so young, they really hadn’t formed a lot of...

G: Right. And so that baby probably passed from it... they passed from it, and so they need to see that the baby is quite fine on this. They’re quite fine now and they’ll go forward into another birth.

Siddhananda: They lived a while longer. Yeah, that’s it exactly. It sounds like the baby lived a little while longer but they did pass eventually. But, they’re still in that neutral state, like nothing’s really affected them within that way.

G: And that’s what they need to see: Nothing has affected that energy and that child, and that child will go forward to have another birth and, it's an accident and it's nothing that they need to take on. If they had done it on purpose [then] that’s another story.

Siddhananda: Yeah, I’m not hearing that... they weren’t impaired at the time. So, you know that does happen with young children, there’s accidents.

G: Right, exactly, things happen.

Siddhananda: But that baby is not affected.

G: No

Siddhananda: (Shaking head) I don’t feel it... and like you say there’ll be another chance and they won’t even remember. They won’t be touched by it in that way at all.

G: Exactly, exactly. So, this one needs to let go of the guilt with that.

Siddhananda: And I am seeing some flowers coming from the heart, becoming more red.

G: Yeah, because if they let go of the guilt of it then they’re not holding that child’s spirit back from going.

Siddhananda: (Nodding and smiling) There you go, too!

G: Yeah, that guilt can hold them back as well.

Siddhananda: And they are crying when you said that, but that is like a release. That’s a way that they can love them is to let them go.

G: Exactly, let them go, and let them go on to have their rebirth and then she will also get to take another birth and continue forward.

Siddhananda: Yeah, and I do see her holding some flowers in her hands as thank you and [being] very grateful that [the] baby was such a part of her.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: and it still can be with that love.

G: Right, they can go forward and have another birth, another corporeal form and they can still be together, again. You tend to reincarnate with a lot of the same people (gesturing with upraised finger making a circular motion). You have a lot of the same experiences in a lot of different ways.

Siddhananda: For better or for worse (laughing).

G: (laughing) Exactly!

Siddhananda: Yeah, so...

G: Yeah... Next life!

Siddhananda: Definitely another opportunity, another chance and not to worry about that baby that is quite fine and on his or her own journey. So, very good!

G: Thank you! Namaste (pranams), thank you for coming.

Warrior Duty

Siddhananda: Ok, next (holding up a crystal to the camera). Ok, so here’s our new [spirit].. (pausing with closed eyes)... I’m seeing an image of a cave, and you know how they have [the], I don’t know what they’re called, stalagmites?

G: Yeah, stalagmites.

Siddhananda: I think that’s the word that you use, they come down.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: ...and I see something being pricked on that like there’s some blood being drawn. So, let's see what that’s about.

G: Yeah, that’s an odd image.

Siddhananda: It is odd. I’m hearing a little bit like they’re feeling they’re being cut in that way, which doesn’t feel like a good way. They’ve got a lot of gashes, cuts on them.

G: See if we can find out a little bit more what that’s about, those gashes and cuts.

Siddhananda: Some kind of a warring army like thing.

G: Ok, a warrior.

Siddhananda: Physically... physical, I’m feeling.

G: Yeah, they were physical, from a battle.

Siddhananda: Exactly.

G: So what is it we can help you with? What did you come to seek or ask?

Siddhananda: I’m just hearing right away: “Are some things worth fighting for like that?”

G: Are some things worth fighting for? Yes, yeah.

Spirit: With violence?

G: Nothing dies... Nothing dies. Of course, it's much better if one can do things without violence. But, when it comes to a point of that which is against the light, then sometimes one has to take a stand. They can go through and look at the Bhagavad Gita and it will talk about that... that if you’re a warrior, sometimes you will be compelled to fight. It’s the nature of it.

Siddhananda: And that is a little of what I’m hearing with what they are. I guess the reason for it, I’m not hearing as much as let's say that they’re on one side. . . [but that] that’s part of what they almost need to do as their duty.

G: Right, and if that’s their duty and that’s what they came in for, then they will be compelled one way or another to go forward and complete that duty, right. For whatever reason... sometimes, it’s a lesson that one is there to learn, that one does have to stand up for some things.

Siddhananda: Ok, he still has all these wounds and gashes on his body.

G: Yeah, so he’s done that play and he’s gone through that. There’s no reason to carry those wounds and gashes any longer, he’s out of the physical form. Those can be healed immediately, he just needs to let go of that.

Siddhananda: Ok, I do see a muscular man, well built. He’s got something on his body, some kind of leather for his fighting. I see that coming forward, he’s bending back and... But, what I think it's doing is dissolving a little bit too... [He was] a young man. “I died that way.” He died [a] young man.

G: Yeah, he died that way, died in the midst of the battle, from ancient times, like Roman or something like that.

Siddhananda: ..with wars and he had all that.

G: Right, like Roman, or Alexander, during those times. It was quite some time ago. So yeah, no, he needs to let that go and he can go on to another experience and can now go into an experience of doing it, instead of that warrior way, to go through a much more gentle way.

Siddhananda: That’s what I’m seeing, in his hand, a rose, more like he wants to go softer...

G: He can choose that this time around to come in and still continue to hold his values, but to do it in a different way. Yeah, its another lesson.

Siddhananda: This picture of it, he’s sending back, a very handsome man on a very nice healthy white horse.

G: Ok, so that’s good, so he’s on the white horse (raising both fists in the air as a gesture of might).

Siddhananda: Wounds are all gone and [he's looking like a] healthy guy, so...

G: Ready to go forward... onward, on to the next adventure. Yeah, take a little while to compose and he can come back in the next adventure 

(Siddhananda and G laughing)

Siddhananda: Maybe his white horse will be waiting for him too.

G: That’s it. Charging, the knight on the white horse.

Siddhananda: Is it Ok if he has the COS?

G: Oh yes, he may have the COS, of course.

Siddhananda: Him and his horse are happy now.

G: Oh good!

Siddhananda: Him and his horse are grateful. (laughing). Ok, anyway, they both might listen to it, I don’t know!

G: (laughing) Why not! The horse will enjoy it, I’m sure!

Siddhananda: It's good for animals

G: Exactly! I’m sure Miss Rhade (G's pet) soaked it up when she was here, for sure!

Siddhananda: Absolutely! all living things too! My plant got a little perkier around it!

G: Absolutely!

Siddhananda: All [is] consciousness, really!

G: Exactly!

Merging in Love

Siddhananda: I’ll just kind of show off the rock, (holding up a pink quartz to the camera)... Ok, so we've got our next energy here. (pausing with closed eyes)... I’m just seeing an image of someone standing there, and, they're turning someone away and the other being is sad.

G: So, ask them what’s that about.

Siddhananda: They shut someone out that they love.

G: They shut someone out that’s loved?

Siddhananda: That they loved, they shut them out.

G: Yeah, and why did they shut them out?

Siddhananda: Because they’re afraid of being vulnerable in that kind of love.

G: So, what is that benefiting? If you shut somebody out because you’re afraid of being vulnerable then where’s the love?

Siddhananda: I’m kind of feeling there’s two rivers merging, and they’re afraid of that. They’re afraid of that kind of powerful love.

G: There’s nothing to fear in love.

Siddhananda: I’m seeing a very strong current, these two are very... there’s something very strong.

G: Yeah and that’s fine. They can be swept away together into the ocean of consciousness, they merge into that one vast ocean.

Siddhananda: They’re afraid of losing themselves in it.

G: Mmmm-hmmm, well, there’s nothing really to lose (smiling), except for an illusion... an illusion of separation that’s never really been there. Separation in itself is an illusion. So, better to let go and go with the flow, so to speak.

Siddhananda: Literally!

G: Literally. In this case, literally let go and go with the flow and merge into that, allow that merging into that ocean of consciousness, and [then] it's just bliss.

Siddhananda: Yeah, they’re becoming quieter and gentler and it feels more like a light there. I see them kind of inviting this other energy into that light, and I do see that other energy like they were crying, like [holding a] tissue (holding hands near face), and I see them like “oh, maybe its more of a welcoming energy now.”

G. Yeah, so let them open those hearts and let them totally be in those rivers of living waters, and let that go ahead and merge into one, fully merge.

Siddhananda. Yeah, and its really beautiful. I actually see two hearts that come together like a link and it’s a really nice image with some light emanating from both, and then that other energy that was turned away is feeling more welcomed and starting to come nearer to that, It’s a nice image!

G: Right... right. So there’s nothing to fear in that love, and nothing is going to be lost. its going to be a coming together into that singular essence.

Siddhananda: And I am hearing “Heart mantra for both of us?”. (laughing)

G: Yes. (laughing). That’s fine.

Siddhananda: Yay! That’ll help (bobs crystal up and down while setting it aside).

G: There they go, go with the flow.

Siddhananda: Going with the flow, literally.

Pride and Envy

Siddhananda: (holding up a clear crystalline rock) Well, I think we left off with the master (referring to spirit from previous day) .

G: We did, we left off with the light being, the bright light (looping both hands over head in a circle), and we’ll see... continuing on!

Siddhananda (smiling): Lets see what happens with him (pausing with closed eyes). Ok, he’s saying he has a question...

G: OK

Siddhananda: It's feeling like there’s a little more mental activity today, to me, with this particular energy. Anyway, let's see what questions [they have] (pause)... Something about pride and envy.

G: Ok, pride and envy about what?

Siddhananda: It sounds like its not so much for him but he’s just wondering about [pride and envy], trying to help others with that a little bit.

G: Ok, helping others with pride and envy. Yeah, it's not going to benefit anyone to stay in pride and envy, each has to live their own journey. Just because somebody seems to be higher in one place, in another life, in another experience, they’re not. So, again, pride and envy just keeps them separated from the whole.

Siddhananda: He’s getting more still, this energy, as we’re speaking, but, they try to help on the other side, this particular energy.

G. Yeah, that’s good. . . Yeah, pride. Prideful of what? You know everything in the spiritual thing comes by Grace. The more you release and let go, the more Grace can work and pull you along. So, what is the pride for? And envy, you want something that somebody else has, for what?

Siddhananda: Right, and they’re understanding that. They just kind of wanted to, I don’t know, I guess they have encountered that in either someone they’re working with or something that’s happened and they just want to kind of get a little more clarity on that.

G: Right how to work with somebody with that... So, you have to see what it is they’re so proud of and what it’s benefitting them to hold on to that.

Siddhananda: Yes, he’s saying we should all let go of those things.

G: Right, right... and envy, what help is that for them to have envy?

Siddhananda: Right, and they’re saying, to compare two things doesn’t make [sense]. Why do that to yourself?

G: Exactly, its just keeping you stuck. It's keeping you stuck in an energy that doesn’t allow you to move forward.

Siddhananda: They’re very grateful, I’m really very grateful just to be here in this energy, and they want to bring more light forward wherever they’re at, so... (smiling).

G: Oh, that’s perfect, we need more workers, more people that can help in this side and the other side, wherever they are in the universe, there’s a lot of work to be done (smiling).

Siddhananda: Yes, they’re saying that now you are a counselor to the other side and so are they.

G: Exactly, I’m glad to hear that they’re there!

Siddhananda: Anyway, thank you (gesturing namaste)

G: Thank you, Namaste! (gesturing namaste).

Siddhananda: It's good that we got one that has clarity already.