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‘Nature as God Sustenance of Nature - Basis of Existence
Un naturally the beaue san bltis of Ua naar funy ane i of
nature captivate the attention of man first. The first own action: and this law can never
questions that arose in the human soul were about broken. If you could break a law of
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groping human mind at first ecco r Tie afowa copiesnl ’
ee Swami Vivekanand, Vota 6.
god, a rain-god; everything of which we f f
metamorphosed, transfigured, into wills, into gods, 7 i} cS To.
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