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Silence is the greatest gift from God...

Meditation on silence leads to self realization goals... So practice silence... Talkative ones reveal great human stupity and laughable ignorance.. Stupid are known for marketable lectures in this foolish world where most are fools with the only capital of chamcha giri and yes-man-ships 

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