00:00Are you an Adhyatmik?
00:02Am I an Adhyatmik?
00:04You figure out after three hours.
00:09It's almost like asking me, are you a man?
00:12Are you a human being?
00:14Do you exist? Are you alive?
00:17What is Adhyatma?
00:19What is Adhyatma?
00:21It's almost like I turn to him and ask, are you Chukopitik?
00:28If I don't know what is Chukopitik and I ask someone, are you Chukopitik?
00:33Does that make sense?
00:35If you don't know what is Adhyatma and ask me, am I Adhyatmik?
00:39How do I reply?
00:40Tell me first of all, what do you mean by that word?
00:43The Adhyatmik, Nirik? The Burset?
00:46No, no, no. What is Adhyatma?
00:48I don't know what Adhyatmik is.
00:50How is it possible that you know Chukopitik but do not know Chukopitik?
00:57Is it possible?
00:59Is it possible?
01:01Adhyatma comes from the confluence of two words Adhi and Atma.
01:07Atma is the usual sense of self that we have.
01:12Adhi implies going deeper into it.
01:16Just as you have Adhik.
01:19Going deeper into the self is called Adhyatma.
01:23So if there is a person who takes you deeper into yourself, he is Adhyatma.
01:29Or if there is a person who has gone deeper into himself, he is Adhyatma.
01:33Now you tell me, am I?
01:37Now you tell me, am I?
01:38Adhyatma.
01:38I am I?
01:39I am I?
01:40I am I?
01:41I am I?
