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Display titleBhakti means when one has attained real jnanam. Without real jnanam, nobody can become bhakta. The foolish person says that bhakti's meant for ajnani, or less intelligent
Default sort keyBhakti means when one has attained real jnanam. Without real jnanam, nobody can become bhakta. The foolish person says that bhakti's meant for ajnani, or less intelligent
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Page creatorNarottama (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation10:17, 17 June 2012
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