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The Ramayan: Balakanda by Konda Murali

The Ramayan: Balakanda

Konda Murali
40 pages
Notion Press
Aug 2021
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The basic teaching of Ramayana is that no matter how powerful evil is, it will always be defeated by Good. Truth always wins, no matter how vicious or poisonous lie is because even a bitter truth oozes with positivity and the sweetest lie has the darkest agenda behind it. The win of good over evil is a universal fate.
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