Wish to congratulate the whole team of Dr Thimmappa Hegde for leading seekers through all the chapters of B.G. I wish to add that I have taken these classes very seriously. In the process i spend about 90 minutes to 120 minutes a day to listen to 10 minutes of the talk by the teachers presenting various sections of each chapter. Though you are providing the whole PPT's I am trying to listen and make notes of each speaker of matter that is not, in the PPT's. Hence I am spending a lot of time rewinding and listen to each presenter's talk thereby assimilating the vedanta. The gain has been immense for me personally. Since I started these lessons from third chapter and have been spending almost every day two hours with these lessons I request the you give a time gap to us before you start the Upanishad lessons. Also wish to mention that myself and my husband spend almost an hour listening to Sw Anubhavananda's POK VCM. In fact we are lagging behind by nearly five talks . As you are aware VCM is also a serious text and Swamiji is going quite fast.So, with so much of good vedanta at our doorstep we need more time to assimilate the wonderful knowledge you are imparting through this group. A special request that you start the Upanishad classes may be from 1st Feb 2021 and give us the time to assimilate and catch up with the VCM talks. Hope you will consider the request. Once again highly grateful to the Param Vedanta team for putting in so much efforts to share the knowledge inherent in the shastras. In the service of the Lord Ramani Thyagarajan

Dhanyavaada for the wonderful work the members of your forum are doing.

Hari Om!Pranaams Thank you vey much for the summary.Our family knows Sw Anubhavananda since 1985 when he was Sudhanshu Chaitanya.Our daughter Muktha in Virginia is very close to Swamiji. It was a blessing for us to hear him and we will continue to listen and get the benefit of his guidance in our Sadhana. Kindly inform us if by any chance swamiji is visiting Bangalore as we wish to meet him. Ramani Thyagarajan