Today we are talking about one aspect that Guru Nanak emphasized. It’s the foundation on which he based his whole understanding and teaching about religion. His concept was very clear. He saw that a human is nothing but 10 trillion cells combined on the axle and the orbit within its own scope which we call chakras in yoga. This is where the central nervous system distributes and impulses everything. The pulse of the heart and the pulse in the leg both reflect the heartbeat. As humans, have we understood that we can also create the same rhythm at the same frequency with the same magnetic field and the same projection with another human being? Do we love each other enough that our pulse and rhythm can become the same? If not, we are kind of a lost cause as the human race. And that’s actually what Guru Nanak was saying. The sensitivity that he projects is so subtle and so clear. Inside the skin we can have a behavior with manners, with virtues, and with values and with that sensitivity that all is one, and one is all. But the reach is not there. Even with the essence of spirituality there’s a lot of spiritual ego. “I am this, I am not that.” On this planet actually what we are saying is everybody else is a fake, and we are real. This is our subconscious belief and that’s why it is our problem. But Nanak says inside you there are the same reality and the same God working as in somebody else. I mean if we just understand we are made of 33 trillion cells, then we look huge. Thirty-three trillion is a big number. And if we understand that 33 trillion, then the hugeness gives us a chance to see there’s a chance for us to survive because we are so extensively wide and effective. This universe is a wonderful thing. Scientists say that whatever a man utters goes beyond this planet and these stars and into infinity. But nobody wants to pursue that thought, the sense of limitation is so much, but Nanak, in a very simple language, in one line, Nanak sums it up: