Krishna, Radha and a handful of gulal.
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Krishna, Radha and a handful of gulal.
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Pheras.
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Starting fresh.
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Sitting still with a busy mind.
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The ant and the elephant.
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A kalava.
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Pabuji's story on a scroll.
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Nine nights in a circle.
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The loudest drum at the wedding.
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The loom in Kanchipuram.
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A friendship made under a tree.
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Seen, I have seen Sita.
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As long as Rama's name is spoken.
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A rich man learns what fills a belly.
From the original text · Shiva Purana
The giver of every gift.
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Thank-you before the first bite.
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Love, measured in rotis.
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Food that came back from Bhagwan.
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Mithai for a new job, a new baby, a good report.
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Prahlada's night.
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Saptapadi.
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Japa in the kitchen.
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Service, done quietly.
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Vasuki around his neck.
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Night lamps and old fears.
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Jangarh Singh Shyam.
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Bhajan and kirtan.
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Colour from a kiln.
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A baby's foot and a broken cart.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Every hurt to a creature is a hurt to Ma.
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The one who taught kindness.
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Anjali: two hands, one heart.
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Atithi devo bhava: a guest is a god.
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One sweet, many hands.
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A thread that says 'I will look after you'.
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Golden, warm, in the lamp and in the roti.
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The baby shower, Indian style.
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Songs for Bhagwan.
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Peace inside and out.
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Seeing in the dark.
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A name on every breath.
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Telangana's storytellers.
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Purulia and Seraikela.
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Teentaal and Adi tala.
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Thread, beads and a promise.
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Temples in the snow.
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Ten days of a guest in the house.
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