JG:Daily Spiritual Wallpaper

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Hi,

This text (as a word doc) was sent to me by Mr Vinod Tailang from Lucknow ,India(vinod.tailang@gmail.com)
as "Some thing to stick to your wall."

I've added a picture to add beauty to his wonderfully inspiring message.

This is something nice to be put on our homes and Meditation centers .

Thanks Vinod Ji.Guruji Bless you

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Pratap Bal said…
I think about this thought that silence is a deep Meditation if you hold your better thoughts. Jai Guru.
October 2, 2017 at 4:38 AM
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