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What you do comes back around.
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No. A gentle correction of a common mistake.
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Not hurting, in thought, word and deed.
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Satya.
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Because there is enough.
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Because it is alive.
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The ant and the elephant.
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Service, done quietly.
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Peace inside and out.
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I see the light in you.
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Atman.
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Many names for one light.
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Both answers, handled carefully.
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The you that does not change.
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What Is a Guru?Someone who shows you where to look.
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Good company.
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Good that adds up.
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Kritagyata: saying thank you to everything.
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