1832: Adapting Ancient Wisdom Without Losing It / Q&A Vol. 302

Wisdom of the Sages by David Ramella

Oct 12, 202601:02:34Religion & Spirituality

How does an ancient wisdom tradition survive for thousands of years? It needs teachers who hand it down unchanged, and yet each generation has to hear it in a new way. In this episode Raghunath and Kaustubha take questio...

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