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Hari OM

56 min · 16. aug. 2024
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In this episode, I am conversing with his dignity - Dr. Murali Kirshna Sarmaji Bhuvanagiri Garu, a head priest in the greater Charlotte area, NC, USA. Sarmaji, candidly shared his humble beginnings, the way he fought through social norms and family fears to become a Vedic scholar and always tried to be better and bigger at what he chose to do.  Later in the episode, Sarmaji shared his valuable understanding of Hindu culture what a temple and priest at the temple signifies, and how the Vedic teachings paved the path to being a better human. Please listen to this invaluable conversation.  Thank you,

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