"My name is Sunitha. I'm from Bangalore. Mahashivratri has always been a very special day for me. I mean from my college days. I've been a very prompt devotee of Lord Shiva. I heard Vibhushri about Mahashivratri and I thought this is a time for me to go back and reconnect with that component of my life. What I expected here was something very spiritual, something religious and something that we're going to talk so much about Shiva, that's what I was thinking. That's what I expected when I came here. But it's very different. Well, the difference is awesome. Good or bad is up to me right to take it. I don't want to kind of compartmentalise is good or bad, but the feeling is very beautiful. It's not about Shiva somebody who is sitting in the Himalayas or something like that. It's all about within ourselves. That's something that I've learned today. And I'm so happy that I'm able to see that I don't have to do all the jaap, whatever even if I do that, that's good, but that's what I've learned about this. And the best part is don't go after peace. That was my key takeaway that peace means there is no life to be honest. I mean, it's just in line. There's no life and when the waves are moving that is when life is happening and I am a person who wants to live lifefully, so that's where I connected on this path. Takeaway like I said don't be in pieces. One of the major takeaways and I'm so happy because if you want to wish somebody right? I always used to say may you have happiness joy and peace of mind. No, I'm not going to tell that anymore. I'm gonna say enjoy life live life to the fullest. That's what I'm gonna say. That is my key takeaway. And of course the other one is about the sound already that we are already hearing. You know that we have been part of this journey. The sound has become the major the Sun and the awakening everybody is born awake. We just have to tap into it. That is something which is really profound and now I want to go and start tapping. That's what it is. Thank you."