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The Lord touched His conch to Dhruva's forehead, and he was transcendentally inspired. This inspiration is called brahma-maya because when one is thus inspired, the sound he produces exactly corresponds to the sound vibration of the Vedas: Revision history

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7 March 2021

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16 December 2011

  • curprev 10:1810:18, 16 December 2011Krsnadas talk contribs 4,196 bytes +4,196 Created page with '<div id="compilation"> <div id="facts"> {{terms|"the Lord, out of His causeless mercy, touched His conchshell to Dhruva's forehead, and he was transcendentally inspired. This tra…'