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10 June 2024

     18:33  The saintly brahmana said: O best of the asuras, Prahlada Maharaja, who are recognized by advanced and civilized men, you are aware of the different stages of life because of your inherent transcendental eyes, with which you can see a man's character diffhist +31 Rahul talk contribs
     14:44  The Lord saw that Brahma was very anxious about the planning and construction of the different planetary systems and was depressed upon seeing the devastating water diffhist −8 Deepali talk contribs
     13:37  In the Second Canto of Srimad-Bhagavatam, Lord Brahma says, "Both Lord Siva and I are engaged by the Supreme Personality of Godhead to act in different capacities under His direction" diffhist +5 Deepali talk contribs
N    10:42  I know something about my body or I know something about this world. Similarly, there is another atma, supreme atma, who knows everything of this universe. He is sometimes called God or the Paramatma or Krsna, according to different language diffhist +3,017 Soham talk contribs (Created page with "<div id="compilation"> <div id="facts"> {{terms|"I know something about my body or I know something about this world. Similarly, there is another ātmā, supreme ātmā, who knows everything of this universe. He is sometimes called God or the Paramātmā or Kṛṣṇa, whatever He . . . according to different language"}} {{notes|}} {{compiler|Soham}} {{complete|ALL}} {{first|2024-06-10T10:42:05.000Z}} {{last|2024-06-10T10:42:05.000Z}} {{totals_by_section|BG=0|SB=0|CC=0|...")