00:00Your first and the last love, which is books, give us five books that you have loved all your life.
00:06Depends on the audience segment. Suggest me an audience segment.
00:10Well, on love, on enlightenment.
00:15Okay, one book each on these?
00:16Yes.
00:18On enlightenment for beginners, Siddharth by Hermann Hesse.
00:23Love.
00:24Naradhakti Sutra.
00:26On signs.
00:28Several. You could have a Feynman lecture on physics. You could have the Hawkins book on time. Several books. But
00:40I would say stick to your textbooks. That's where you get signs from. Signs you just cannot read.
00:48Name a book on women.
00:50Ayn Rand's V the Living.
00:52Name a book on sex.
00:55Specifically on sex.
00:57There are so many books that touch upon sex. Ah, yes. Of human bondage. Somerset Mom.
01:08Name a book on Indian literature.
01:12That encapsulates Indian literature.
01:16Or maybe an Indian fiction.
01:19Indian fiction.
01:20Someone is a book on Americanisine.
01:22Another book on Indian literature.
01:22Is it even more than I'm about to read.
01:22What's going on of the book on Indian literature.
01:23Tick you a book on Indian literature.
01:23The book on Indian nature.
01:24As an Indian literature.
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01:24The book on Indian literature.
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01:25There is a book on Indian literature.
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