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"I always read Bhagavad Gita 5 to 10 pages and it will give me the super motivation in that day. And I am follow the path path that as Sri Krishna said to Arjuna and that was really fantastic thing for me my mind and overall my mental health and my physical health also. So in a nutshell, I. I recommend all of you if you have. If you are not doing well, if you are put down or if you feel low down, just go through Bhagavad Gita."
"I always read Bhagavad Gita 5 to 10 pages and it will give me the super motivation in that day. And I am follow the path path that as Sri Krishna said to Arjuna and that was really fantastic thing for me my mind and overall my mental health and my physical health also. So in a nutshell, I. I recommend all of you if you have. If you are not doing well, if you are put down or if you feel low down, just go through Bhagavad Gita."
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"I always read Bhagavad Gita 5 to 10 pages and it will give me the super motivation in that day. And I am follow the path path that as Sri Krishna said to Arjuna and that was really fantastic thing for me my mind and overall my mental health and my physical health also. So in a nutshell, I. I recommend all of you if you have. If you are not doing well, if you are put down or if you feel low down, just go through Bhagavad Gita."
"I always read Bhagavad Gita 5 to 10 pages and it will give me the super motivation in that day. And I am follow the path path that as Sri Krishna said to Arjuna and that was really fantastic thing for me my mind and overall my mental health and my physical health also. So in a nutshell, I. I recommend all of you if you have. If you are not doing well, if you are put down or if you feel low down, just go through Bhagavad Gita."