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“The Lord has an ocean to give. Don't come with teaspoons.”

Quote by Kalki Bhagavan

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Kalki Bhagavan, born on March 7, 1949, is a mysterious figure in India with an unclear profession and category. His true identity and career remain a mystery, and he has a certain level of recognition in Indian society. more

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