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“How do I understand that a man is saint? Sri Ramkrishna has mentioned, ‘He is the saint whose mind, life and everything are merged into God? Where is God? He is within you. The only saint is God. If any saint is outside, then God within your body takes the form of that saint and appears within you.”

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