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Charan sparsh: asking for a blessing with your whole body.
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Satyam VadaSpeak the truth. Do your duty. Three small words to sleep on.
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A sage asks the king for his two young sons, to guard a forest sacrifice, and teaches them everything.
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Dadi, Dada, Nani, Nana: names that say who you are to me.
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I see the light in you.
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Before an exam, a journey, a wedding.
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