Thought for the Week
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Thought for the Week
“Just two sorts of individuals can achieve self-information: the individuals who are not hampered at all with realizing, in other words, whose psyches are not packed with musings acquired from others; and the individuals who, subsequent to concentrate every one of the sacred writings and sciences, have come to understand that they don’t know anything.” ________SRI RAMAKRISHNA
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