#How to Meditate in Hindi

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In today’s fast-paced and hectic world, practicing mindfulness has become increasingly important for maintaining mental well-being. Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present and engaged in the current moment, without judgment. It allows us to cultivate a deeper awareness of our thoughts, emotions, and sensations, enabling us to live more fully and experience greater peace and happiness.…

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Helllooo! I found this post and now I'm asking this here cause its really confusing me https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxIyGBNiULoxEXbqIYRS8QPRthe5U8O9NO

The OP says so, but I want to know if they're implying that manifestation or shifting through the void is NOT actually possible or what- Even if they say so, I don't think I'll be believing them. Cause I'm gonna continue to assume that the void state=instant manifestation. But I need this to be clarified, THANK U ^_^

Thanks for linking this. So many people could have seen this and been so terribly misinformed. I'm Hindu so I know that this person is using words in Hindi/Sanskrit to act like they're an expert. People do that. Even yoga influencers do that by saying "Hatha" instead of hands. "Shunya" just means zero. People like Joe Dispenza use the point zero stuff in their lectures and they're not wrong.

The void is pure consciousness. Does this person know what consciousness means?

"Consciousness - the state of being awake and aware of one's surroundings."

"Unconscious - unaware of."

How can you be "pure consciousness" and not be conscious of anything? The state of pure consciousness strips your perception of physicality and focuses on CONSCIOUSNESS. THOUGHTS.

Now, this person obviously doesn't believe in having control of their own lives. I need all of y'all to focus on Neville Goddard's teachings and not spirituality experts who promote bs like DMT and weed to get into meditative states. Neville Goddard did indeed teach many to manifest so much. In fact, I'm the living proof that you can indeed be the creator of your own reality.

So, you most absolutely can manifest through the "void" or state of pure consciousness because it is NOT a trance like state. You're not hypnotized. You're aware of only your thoughts and not your body or your 5 physical senses or reality around you.

People often say things like "oh you can't manifest through the void because the void is just nothingness" because they couldn't grasp the concept of having everything they want so easily. It's like when your favorite actor gets into a relationship and your first thought is "she doesn't deserve him" and then you theorize that she's probably with him for money and doesn't get him as a person etc....

But SOMETHING comes from NOTHING. Everything is created from this space of nothingness and people who try to dispel that are just so sad honestly. Sometimes it feels like this is more forced programming from those who don't want people to succeed truly and subscribe to them or help them get monetized by those 10 minute feel better meditation videos. It's so stupid.

So do whatever you want, get into the void and manifest your dreams. This person literally can't stop you from doing that. Too many people have induced pure consciousness for one person to try and act like they're experts on the topic and claim the opposite.

Also, even if their perception of the void is different, why would they claim you can't manifest in the void that we talk about? Terms can have different meanings. So regardless, the techniques and methods and stories are all true even if we're using the wrong name. The name doesn't manifest anything, you do in that state.

Lastly, the reason you manifest in the state of pure consciousness is because all your cluttered thoughts are stripped away leaving your entire consciousness (source of life and energy) to be focused on your desires. When you desire is the only thing on your mind (impossible even in meditation because you're still aware of the 3D unlike the void where you're only aware of 4D), it manifests immediately or almost immediately.

Here are some links to uplift you if you were discouraged by this person's negativity.

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Jupiter in various house

Jupiter in Hindi is called “Brihaspati”, with Brihat meaning large. Its the largest planet, in fact with 80 moons, Jupiter is a solar system in itself.

Also in mythology, known as Devguru, it shows presence of God in a horoscope.

We may also note, that presence of god is good, but not always comforting. Just imagine, God sitting in your bedroom, lot of things would get restricted, so, though, aspect of Jupiter is always good, presence in a materialistic house, like wealth may not be good.

In astrology, Jupiter is widely referred to as "the Great Benefic," meaning it holds an abundance of gifts and is always prepared to bestow its generosity onto us. Jupiter's energy is joyous and optimistic, and it's often responsible for showing us how to remain positive in difficult times.

Jupiter in the First House

Large in size, tall, you present a jovial, kind, altruistic manner to the world around you, generally beginning any new undertaking with optimism and faith.

Jupiter in the Second House

Others might think you are lucky with money, gifts, or personal possessions. In fact, you are extremely resourceful.

Jupiter in the Third House

Your presentation or communication to others, makes you appear like an expert, or a guru.

Jupiter in the Fourth House

Your strong instincts tend to guide you, particularly on a professional level. You readily make warm connections with others, particularly valuing your family and close loved ones. You likely feel that “happiness is home.”

Jupiter in the Fifth House

You are generous, playful, and warm, particularly with children and in your romantic life.

Jupiter in the Sixth House

You have high standards in your business dealings with others, believing that one should always treat others with respect and faith.

Jupiter in the Seventh House

Cultivating close, rewarding partnerships is important to you. You might naturally use charm and grace to reach your goals.

Jupiter in the Eighth House

You are talented at strategy, research, and investigation. Getting to the root of any problem is important to you as you instinctively feel that this is where the answer lies.

Jupiter in the Ninth House

You are always hungry for knowledge and wisdom. With your naturally philosophical nature, you enjoy sharing your opinions and knowledge with others. You can be a natural teacher, and you love the learning process.

Jupiter in the Tenth House

Others might see you as “lucky” when it comes to your career and business opportunities. It is natural for you to excel, and if others help you along the way, it is probably because of your winning attitude.

Jupiter in the Eleventh House

Your social life means a lot to you, and you take great pleasure in connecting with your friends as well as involvement in teams and groups or with your community. You display great tolerance and humanitarianism.

Jupiter in the Twelfth House

This position of Jupiter by house is often considered the guardian angel position — something seems to save you just in the nick of time, probably due to your inborn faith in the universe. Solitude, working alone, and meditation can bring you great pleasure and a sense of rejuvenation. You are merciful and generous, often anonymously.

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I’m pretty sure I’m super late and I wasn’t tagged but I just wanted to do this!

rules: bold the ones that are true and tag 15 people to do it.

appearance. i’m over 5’5” // i wear glasses/contacts // i have blonde hair // i prefer loose clothing to tight clothing // i have one or more piercings // i have at least one tattoo // i have blue eyes // i have dyed or highlighted my hair // i have gotten plastic surgery // i have or had braces // i sunburn easily // i have freckles // i paint my nails // i typically wear make-up // i don’t often smile // i am pleased with how i look // i prefer nike to adidas // i wear baseball hats backwards

hobbies and talents. i play a sport // i can play an instrument // i am artistic // i know more than one language ( not sure if it counts but i can understand gujarati and Hindi and im learning French) // i have won a trophy in some sort of competition // i can cook or bake without a recipe // i know how to swim // i enjoy writing // i can do origami // i prefer movies to tv shows // i can execute a perfect somersault // i enjoy singing (doesn’t mean I’m good at it) // i could survive in the wild on my own // i have read a new book series this year // i enjoy spending time with friends // i travel during school or work breaks // i can do a handstand

relationship. i am in a relationship // i have been single for over a year // i have a crush // i have a best friend i have known for ten years // my parents are together // i have dated my best friend // i am adopted // my crush has confessed to me // i have a long distance relationship // i am an only child // i give advice to my friends // i have made an online friend // i met up with someone i have met online

aesthetics. i have heard the ocean in a conch shell // i have watched the sun rise // i enjoy rainy days // i have slept under the stars // i meditate outside // the sound of chirping calms me // i enjoy the smell of the beach // i know what snow tastes like // i listen to music to fall asleep // i enjoy thunderstorms // i enjoy cloud watching // i have attended a bonfire // i pay close attention to colours // i find mystery in the ocean // i enjoy hiking on nature paths // autumn is my favourite season

miscellaneous. i can fall asleep in a moving vehicle // i am the mom friend // i live by a certain quote // i like the smell of sharpies // i am involved in extracurricular activities // i enjoy Mexican food // i can drive a stick-shift // i believe in true love // i make up scenarios to fall asleep // i sing in the shower // i wish i lived in a video game // i have a canopy above my bed // i am multiracial // i am a redhead // i own at least three dogs

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[dykepuffs]

Every now and then I am so angry at the loss of my local community centre.

Up until my early 20s, the local community centre was in an old secondary school - It had been replaced by two others after a new estate had been built, then turned into an Approved School, then finally closed - but still belonging to the local authority, so they turned this 1000-pupil school, with an assembly hall with a stage, two gymnasiums, a dance studio, dozens of classrooms and a canteen, into a massive community centre. This wasn't unique either, there was another one similar to it on the other end of the estate, also in an old school (this time, a Victorian one with no field but a big yard), and one in a purpose-built community centre building, of comparable size, about a mile away, and one in an old drill hall maybe two miles away. But, this one was "ours".

And pretty much everything happened there. Every member of my extended family had *something* that they did there, so there was always a chance of running into some auntie or second-cousin and a bunch of their friends too, so a two-hour evening class might end with us all walking up the road to the workingmen's club for a few pints after.

And it wasn’t just sports clubs either (Though, there were sports clubs, both leagues where you could compete and classes where you could learn), there were things like mother and baby groups, support and befriending groups for various people, amateur dramatics (both to play and regular shows for the public to attend), a pictures club that showed classic films on a huge projector screen, loads of language learning ranging from "Spanish for holidays" via "Hindi for your british-born grandkids to get some immersion" and "German for (Local German tech firm)'s employees who intend to work abroad" to "Classical Kurmanji for poets", straightforward further education and night classes where you could learn typing or carpentry or study for your A-Levels... Basically, because the building was vast and already owned by the council for the good of the people living on the estate, it didn't cost much to rent a room for an hour a week and run a club, so all sorts of people would do it. There were the stalwarts that always ran (Children's tap dancing, football, karate, photography, knitting circle) but effectively anyone with £12 per week to spare could hire a room for an hour, run off some posters on the photocopier (2p per page, 5p colour) and have a club - And since it was all in one place, people would read the poster on the signboard and already know where the club was and how to get there - In fact, if they were already here at 5 for Watercolour For Beginners, there was no real reason NOT to hang around for half an hour afterwards, get a coffee in the cafe, then try out Labyrinthine Meditation at 7. All the classes were cheap (the most shocking expensive one was black-and-white photography, at £3.50 a session, because you had to chip in for the chemicals to develop your films and print your prints, and they had sole use of a store cupboard as a darkroom) and so was the cafe and the very small lounge bar.

I moved away pushing 20 years ago and I miss it to pieces, and now it's closed down and the land has been sold off to develop into flats. And the people living there won't have it, and the town I live in now doesn't have anything like it, our village hall is a single room and it sold its cricket pitch decades ago. And with just one room there is a lot more pressure on only having the most popular clubs run, the ones guaranteed to run for 12-week terms with at least 15 participants per session, with "broad appeal".

I just wish there were still more of these in the UK. We have lost a whole lot in losing it, and it remained popular right up to closure... But local authorities are skint and land isn't cheap and maintaining these mid-century buildings that are either falling apart or full of asbestos is expensive.

But think how different our queer culture could be, if this kind of place still existed commonly and universally all over the country!

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New reference for Jirou Taleva, my superhero OC!

Some facts about him

• He’s the oldest and Team Dad, spending a lot of his time guiding and helping his friends through difficult situations—both super and regular.

• He grew up poor to a single mother in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. His time spent growing up was getting into fights because of his bad temper and committing hoodlum antics, such as stealing and hot wiring cars and vandalizing. He was a punk and a rebel, both of which he hasn’t exactly grown out of.

• Hes Māori/Japanese on his mothers side with a white American father he never met. He is multilingual, speaking English, Japanese and Te Reo/Māori. He’s also learning Hindi-Urdu and Punjabi to share more languages with his partner.

• His favorite activities are running, rock climbing, yoga & meditation, and surfing. He’s competed in surf competitions since he was little and it’s how he loves to unwind if able.

• His favorite animal is the shark and wants to be a marine biologist one day to work on their conservation and the preservation of the oceans reefs.

• He struggles with PTSD and Anxiety, and self medicates using weed. An “earthbender” type superhero who is a stoner yes that is the joke LOL.

• Outside of relationships he is a whore, but he and his partner just got engaged so the only whore he will be with is for them.

[deramin2]

Playing Raji: An Ancient Epic again and I'm so blown away at how it blends ancient storytelling mediums with modern videogames to tell a Hindi epic fantasy story.

It's a Indian game about a brother (Golu) and sister (Raji) who are orphaned and perform as acrobats with in a carnival. When Golu and other children are kidnapped by demons, Raji chases after to rescue him. Sure it's helped by the deities Goddess Durga and Lord Vishnu who also serve as narrators.

The cut scenes are all done in the style of traditional Indian shadow puppetry with Durga and Vishnu telling the story. The game design is based on pahari paintings with architecture designs inspired by medieval Rajasthan.

Along the way are status and reliefs of mythological figures that you can look closer at and hear/read who they are and briefly what they are known for.

There are also mural series with symbolic depictions of story elements. You can examine them and as Vishnu tells story, the figures are highlighted to show who or what each is in the same way a teacher would point to them. It's a super cool way to be introduced to the mythology.

Because she's an acrobat, Raji's fight style revolves around tumbling to avoid damage between attacks. Combat is mostly about figuring out the gimmick of the enemy to dodge them and effectively damage them. The main challenge is getting your hands to do it. You get up to 4 different weapons through the game that favor different fighting styles and you can quickly switch weapons to vary within a fight.

The puzzles aren't very challenging (most are clearly not intended to be), but they do serve to tell the story and highlight specific elements. The disk puzzles reveal Raji's past memories. There cursed tree rotating puzzles symbolize dispelling the evil. They're another way of using traditional art styles to bring the tale to life.

There are also platform challenges where you put your acrobatics (and maneuvering abilities) to the test. Again these aren't particularly hard if you're competent but I personally fail and die frequently doing them and it's just one click below being frustrating for me. I know I CAN do them, I just have to not get turned around.

They're are easy, normal, and hard game settings on Switch, plus story mode (no combat) and one hit kill modes on different platforms so you can really set your experience. It's about 10-12 hours of game play, so long enough to really get into it, but short enough that it won't consume your life. There really isn't any filler. It's a mostly railroaded story with locked perspective telling a specific series of events. It's meant to feel like you're at the feet of a master storyteller telling a well known epic. But that's brought alive with the technology of videogames in a wonderful way.

Do note that you NEED a controller to play this game. The mouse and keyboard controls are much harder and clearly secondary. The controller has aim assist and the mouse and keyboard don't (but it's almost harder to aim manually on the mouse and keyboard). The attacks don't have a good hand feel on mouse and keyboard but a great feel on the controller. I actually bought a controller for my desktop to play it. I'm playing it again on the Switch now and it feels better. Playing it on a TV also really helps you feel the sheer scale of the architecture.

The soundtrack is really cool and never gets old. It really captures the meditative feeling of exploration or the intensity of battle using traditional Indian styles and instruments.

It's currently 66% off on Steam until August 10 for $8.49. Normally $24.99 on all platforms. There's also a demo that lets you play the first level. WELL worth the money.

This is a wonderful indie game with a lot of heart and it's incredibly refreshing to see fantasy that isn't European at all. It's very firmly an Indian story about Indian mythology told using Indian story telling arts reimagined for a more interactive medium. Still hoping one day we get a sequel the door was left open for.

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It's still Deepavali (the longer name of Diwali), so it's a good idea to see how (literally) enlightened dear Krystal becomes as she meditates and continues to feed her already enormous soul.

I thought the use of Hindi would make it look like a classic Bollywood.

-Jamie

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In our fast-paced and often stressful lives, finding moments of peace and tranquility can be challenging. Meditation offers a way to cultivate inner calmness and improve overall well-being. However, establishing a consistent daily routine for meditation can be a struggle for many individuals. In this article, we will explore effective strategies to create a daily routine that incorporates…

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The Art of Duality: A Spiritual Painting with Mahakal’s Essence

Creating art is more than just putting paint on canvas—it's about capturing emotions, beliefs, and the very essence of life. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the story behind the creation of a spiritually-inspired painting, exploring the materials, methods, and meanings that brought it to life.

The Vision

This painting draws inspiration from the divine duality embodied by Mahakal (Lord Shiva), where serenity and intensity coexist. The Hindi text provided served as the spiritual backbone, guiding the composition with its profound exploration of life, death, time, and cosmic energy. My goal was to portray these themes through abstract techniques like knife painting and spray painting while retaining a sense of balance and peace.

Materials Used

Creating a piece like this requires specific tools and materials to ensure the desired textures and effects:

Canvas: A stretched cotton canvas, size 24"x24", primed for acrylic painting.

Acrylic Paints: Chosen for their vibrant colors and versatility.

Primary Colors: Ultramarine Blue, Titanium White, Carbon Black.

Accents: Metallic Gold, Vermilion Red, and Deep Purple.

Palette Knives: To create bold, textured strokes.

Spray Paints: Used for soft gradients and to add an ethereal touch.

Calligraphy Tools: Fine brushes and metallic ink for the Sanskrit text elements.

Water Spray Bottle: For blending and creating fluid textures.

Masking Tape: To protect areas and ensure clean edges.

The Process

Preparing the Canvas: I primed the canvas with a neutral base of gray and let it dry completely. This gave the painting a balanced background tone, perfect for layering contrasting elements.

Outlining the Composition: Using light chalk lines, I sketched the central figure of the meditating model, ensuring the pose exuded both calmness and spiritual energy.

Building the Background:

Knife Painting: The vibrant swirls in the background were achieved with palette knives. Layering acrylic paints in bold strokes gave the painting a textured, almost three-dimensional feel.

Spray Painting: I used spray paints to create a soft, misty effect, blending the duality of light and dark tones. This technique gave the background its celestial quality, representing the infinite cosmos.

Highlighting Divine Elements: I painted significant symbols:

The Crescent Moon: A small yet striking element on the meditating figure’s forehead, symbolizing calmness amidst chaos.

Trident and Ganga: Flowing water cascading down from the head into swirls of energy, representing purification and life’s continuity.

Incorporating Calligraphy: Sanskrit-inspired calligraphy flowed around the figure, reflecting the essence of the text provided. I used metallic gold ink for its spiritual and divine significance.

Final Details: The last steps involved adding subtle highlights and shadows to the meditating figure, ensuring harmony with the vibrant background. The edges were cleaned, and the entire canvas was sealed with a matte varnish to preserve the textures and colors.

The Message Behind the Painting

This artwork is more than just a visual representation; it’s a meditation on the infinite nature of life and time. Through Shiva’s essence—Mahakal—it reminds us of the delicate balance between creation and destruction, serenity and intensity.

The knife strokes represent the sharp challenges in life, while the spray-painted gradients symbolize moments of clarity and calm. Every element works together to celebrate the cosmic energy that flows through all living beings.

Conclusion

Creating this painting was both a spiritual journey and an artistic challenge. By combining traditional and modern techniques, I aimed to craft an image that speaks to the heart and soul. This piece is a testament to how art can capture profound spiritual themes while inviting the viewer to find their own connection to the divine.

Have you ever created or encountered a piece of art that made you pause and reflect on life’s deeper meanings? Share your thoughts below—I’d love to hear about your experiences!

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Navigating Life's Journey: The Power of Wise Counsel and Divine Guidance

Have you ever felt lost on your life's journey? You may be facing a tough decision or wondering if you're on the right path—proverbs 19:20-21 offers timeless wisdom that can help us navigate these challenges. Let's explore how seeking advice and trusting God's plan can lead us to a more fulfilling life.

The first part of this passage tells us to "listen to counsel and receive instruction." This advice is simple but powerful. We all have blind spots and areas where we lack experience. We can avoid pitfalls and make better choices by seeking guidance from those who have walked similar paths.

Please think about a time when you got good advice. Maybe it was from a parent, a teacher, or a trusted friend. How did that advice impact your decision? Chances are, it helped you see things from a different perspective or consider factors you hadn't thought of before.

But it's about more than just listening to any advice. The proverb specifies that we should seek wise counsel. This means looking for guidance from people who have demonstrated wisdom in their own lives. These might be mentors, spiritual leaders, or individuals who have achieved the kind of success you're aiming for.

However, I'd like to point out that you only need advice. We must also be willing to receive instruction. This requires humility and an open mind. It's not always easy to admit we don't have all the answers, but this attitude is essential for personal growth.

The second part of the proverb reminds us that "there are many plans in a man's heart, nevertheless the Lord's counsel—that will stand." This verse acknowledges our human tendency to make plans while reminding us of a higher truth: God's plans ultimately prevail.

We should still set goals or make plans. Planning is essential and can help us stay focused and motivated. But we should hold our plans loosely, recognizing that God's wisdom surpasses our own.

So, how do we balance our plans with God's will? The key is to involve God in our planning process. We can seek His guidance through prayer, meditation, and studying Scripture. As we do this, we may find our plans shifting to align more closely with His purposes.

Remember, God's plans for us are good. Jeremiah 29:11 tells us, "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope." When we trust in His plan, we can confidently move forward, even when things don't go as expected.

In conclusion, the wisdom found in Proverbs 19:20-21 offers a balanced approach to life. We're encouraged to seek knowledge and make plans while trusting God's overarching strategy. As you face decisions and challenges, seek wise counsel, be open to instruction, and trust God's guidance. By doing so, you'll be better equipped to navigate life's journey and fulfill your God-given purpose.

What step will you take today to seek wisdom and align your plans with God's will? Consider finding a mentor, joining a Bible study group, or setting aside time for prayer and reflection. Your journey towards a more purposeful life starts with a single step.

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Successful Study Methods for Acquiring a Second Language

Acquiring knowledge of a new language is a wonderful journey. You'll meet fascinating individuals and discover a new culture. However, learning is not very simple. Yes, with the help of a qualified teacher, you will comprehend the language's norms and context. Also, you need to set aside time for independent study. As a result, the following are some efficient study methods to aid with your foreign language acquisition. These methods should be used in addition to your course, such as a Spanish language course.

Intermittent and Active Recall

A few flashcards to test your knowledge can be purchased. You can actively retain the words and their meanings with these flashcards. Several internet tools, including webpages and quizzes, are available to assist you with this task. The technique of repetition is another option. All you have to do is keep repeating the sentences from the video while increasing the time restriction each time you get better.

Submersion and Revelation

Surrounding yourself with the language is the next step. You should watch television shows and films in the language you are learning. When you have seen a word or phrase used previously, it is easier to remember it.  

Conscious Learning and Concentration

Deep breathing exercises and meditation are crucial strategies for improving focus. These tips will help you focus intently on your course material. You ought to establish a calm space for oneself to learn. Select a quiet area of your house for study sessions. Distractions should not be present in the space where you meditate or study.

Creating Objectives and Monitoring Results

The SMART objectives approach is the one you should use to monitor your development. Set modest objectives for your educational path. Once your goals are fulfilled, you'll feel more accomplished. You'll be inspired to learn more as a result. Your objectives will serve as motivation for other pupils in your class as well.

Effective Construction of Vocabulary

Every word in a language has a root word at its root. Latin and Sanskrit are the roots of many languages. They, therefore, share fundamental words and meanings. Try to draw parallels using a language you are familiar with. Online tools abound for studying vocabulary as well.

Effective language learning requires a combination of active recall and vocabulary-building techniques. You can accelerate your language acquisition and achieve fluency. Remember, consistency and perseverance are key to mastering a new language. This is also true for Indian languages. How about joining a Hindi language course as a non-Hindi speaker and learning the native tongue today?

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जब मन शांत होता है तो हम खुलकर सोच पाते हैं, और शांत दिमाग में नए-नए विचार जन्म लेतेहैं। इससे किसी भी काम को हम ज़्यादा रचनात्मकता के साथ कर पाते हैं।

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