Written outside a temple: Q: Why should we believe in GOD?
A: Because there are still some questions which cannot be answered by GOOGLE.
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Never believe spiritual people blindly.
They are the worst liars.
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A powerful exercise: opposite of the opposite (blog)
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"I Am" - the trickiest notion of all (blog)
"I Am" - the trickiest notion of all.
So natural to the one who has...
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Just Give Belief a Chance! (blog)
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Though I am unborn and immutable and the Lord of all beings, yet subjugating Nature, which belongs to me, I appear as born through My mysterious power.
Whenever, O descendant of Bharata, there is decline of religion and rise of irreligion, I incarnate Myself.
For the protection of good, for the destruction of the evil-doers, and for the establishment of religious order I am born in every age.
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